Motion Capture

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• WendyLuvsCatz Posts: 37,811

  July 2012 edited December 1969

  no
  but like most programs, you can import BVH files from mocap programs
  Google Brekel, Truebones, or look at Ipisoft in the Daz store.
  (I have not used any of them, just looked so far).
• richard.chaos_91798ec102 Posts: 0

  July 2012 edited December 1969

  If memory serves BLENDER has a great MOTION TRACKER ability and I bet you can export the information! Watched a great tutroial on it but cant recall. 3DAGE sent me the link her will know!

  I too want to get into some of that!

  I got LOTS a FAKE UFO videos to make and disseminate!
• evilproducer Posts: 9,040

  July 2012 edited December 1969

  RichardChaos said:

  If memory serves BLENDER has a great MOTION TRACKER ability and I bet you can export the information! Watched a great tutroial on it but cant recall. 3DAGE sent me the link her will know!

  I too want to get into some of that!

  I got LOTS a FAKE UFO videos to make and disseminate!

  
  I think the OP means motion capture for figures. I think what you're talking about is match moving, which is used for tracking points in 2D footage and translating that into camera data for use in 3D software or AE type programs.
• gaffer2 Posts: 67

  July 2012 edited December 1969

  I am not sure but there is a converter for one of the tracker programs might be PFhoe
• bobh Posts: 0

  July 2012 edited December 1969

  wendy♥catz said:

  no
  but like most programs, you can import BVH files from mocap programs
  Google Brekel, Truebones, or look at Ipisoft in the Daz store.
  (I have not used any of them, just looked so far).

  
  Wendy, how did you do the speech, dancing, and other life-like movements in your Carrara animations?

  
  Thanks!