detbear

So the only capture device needed is a video camera and the face markers? Is that right?

I think Will Sutton has a tutorial on setting up a BVH file in Hash at his www.zandoria.com site.

So on the first and second passes...Forgive me if I missed any other updates.......Three very noticeable things stand out: 1.Holding strong to just a few poses, rather than the number you have in there would strenthen this clip dramatically. As is, it would communicate more clearly and stronger if you cut it down to half the Arm swings, etc. 2.There is too much Jerkiness as you move in and out of the arm/ head poses. A polish smoothing pass will help abundantly on that. 3.There is an "anchored" feeling from the hips down. The feet don't move enough if at all. I would suggest a single step or small slide. EVEN a hip sway would help. Since movement starts from the hips, it's easy to kill a shot by neglecting it. We've all done it. You have some great, subtle acting in there that communicates, but the broader actions need to be fine tuned for clarity. William Animation Mentor Graduate Professional Animator

I did this tutorial a few years ago and went through the same thing.

Hey everyone, I am in V.11. In choreography I want to make a part of a model go transparent from one frame to the next. Is there a way to do this. I have the geometry as a group within the model. I can make it go transparent by turning the percentage of that group up, but it won't key. THE funny thing is that if I select the whole model, it will key the transparency level. But I only want a group of the geometry to go transparent. ANY SUGGESTIONS as to how I can do this? Thanks so much!!