Evidently the aforementioned youtube video link didn't save. But that aside, has anyone here tried motion capture? Any good, bad, etc. I've already got the equipment needed and at the end of the month, I'll be moving to a house where I'll have more room to do motion capture. But him moving around like that like he's trying to shake something out of his back, that isn't real either.Īnother friend of mine who does SFM uses the Kinect motion capture for his movies and he showed me how it works and it made me interested in it from the get-go. Of course, I can't just get him to sit still in the chair, that'd be unrealistic. Ignoring the fact that his fingers type very, very slowly thanks to some markers I messed up with, his general body motion just seems really unnatural. Look at the video I did for example, it just shows the Soldier sitting there at a computer, typing an angry musing to somebody. Measuring surface-area-to-volume ratios in soft porous materials using laser-polarized. As the title mentions, has anyone here tried motion capture for SFM? I've been looking into it since I'm terrible at getting 'scratch' animations look natural. 4 fxg j shock blue white solar slime youth cleats model af5037.

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