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Intro to Kinect Motion Capturing with iClone.

Use advanced Facial Animation tools in iClone.

Turn a 2D Photo into a 3D iClone Character.

Also, be sure to check out the other "iClone Resources" forum, where we will be periodically giving away iClone freebie characters and animations for Pol圜ount members. Now you don't necessarily have to follow every tutorial as some users may only need certain steps, while others may need the entire list. The list here is tentative and it guides you from - the basics of iClone, to character customization, to facial & body animation, mocap animation, motion refinement, and final packaging prior to exporting to any external 3D tool.

This will allow any user to pick up from their particular level or interest with iClone and then work their way up. We will start by posting some of the introductory iClone tutorials and gradually move to more advanced ones. I am in the process of getting started with the BrekkelKinect package and looking to see if you can give me some advice as a complete beginner.Since we have had several requests from users who are new to iClone, then we have decided to start with the very basics of the iClone Animation Pipeline. Will the BrekelKinect work with most of the latest Nvidea and Intel Graphics? Are there any known Graphics cards that are not compatible?

I have two further questions if thats ok.

I installed and ran the brekkel package on, embarrasingly my mum’s, more recent Toshiba laptop 64bit i3 processor, 4gb ram, with an Intel HD Graphics card and it worked more or less like a dream.Īgain thank you for your help so far. Would rolling back to an earlier version of Brekkel say v40 update make a difference or would I lose out on too much functionality if it does work? Its running the latest drivers but struggles. I’ve got a feeling the ATI Graphics card in may laptop isn’t man enough for the job.