2022?

ubisoft tech genius dead? no single project with learned motion matching after presentation

Looks dope!

I think this is what Rockstar is using in GTA 6 locomotion system, it's impressive, some level that they can make easy

holding on to my papers tightly

DEPO 🥰

Can u make tutorials about it ?

UPD. Seemingly AC Shadows won't have learned motion matching tech. 🗿 it's almost same animations from Valhalla and mirage. Sad, but true 🥲

I'm curious if there has been research that uses Learned Motion Matching Styles and combines it with skeletons with different proportions, eventually training it to understand any body size and giving it the correct motion.

It's a pity that Ubisoft doesn't even have games that would use this tech.

Ubisoft tech powership is back. Hope to see learned motion matching in gaming someday. Very intriguing 😎

good job

I'm sure new AC Red will have this tech implemented in movement system. 🔥🔥🔥 What an impressive character control it could be. Truly next gen. Look at Dragons dogma 2 or star field and compare with that technology 💀

Okay it's been 3 years, give it to me

Had been this implemented on any game? I meant what we see on the Vid : learned motion matching",no the "common" one. Thanks

No offense, this is just a gimmick for AAA studios. Sure it will make viduals look better but it doesn't matter that much.

Which game engine?

Vraiment impressionnant.

That yellow dude is a douche. But I like the way he moves.

I want the bear to have its own game. Narrated by Werner Herzog, of course

tutorial?

Just imagine a huge world like GTA, Assassin's Creed, Red Dead 2, Ghost Recon and others with this motion ... ❤

Three years later and there are no games with this technology. Why, Ubisoft?

Can this be applied to real-time audio?

Link to paper please.

Any chance the github repository could be put back up? Great stuff!

CompactPoissonFiltersのgithubレポジトリを復活してもらえませんでしょうか？

Looks shitty for now.

3:45 suuuus

This is neat, but feels like a band-aid on top of duct-tape. I wonder if there will ever be a general effort to tackle the elephant in the room for all current 3d environments, including all games, even RDR that put over 500 mill into development... doing actual physics modeling for characters, even at a gross scale, instead of trying layer upon layer of tricks hoping humans will learn to ignore immersion breaking problems. This characters clearly do not even take into account gross COG, let alone realistic joint dynamics. Its sad that constant 'floor sliding' and obvious solid object clipping in 2023 is considered state of the art for SIGGRAPH demos and AAA titles.

I hope this system can be installed in the Assassin's Creed Mirage

Awesome work. Do you plan to release the code or trained models?

As old as this is... I wonder if Assassin's Creed: Mirage will have this tech. It blows my mind studios invest so much time and money into tech and processes like this, but never utilize them for games.

Amazing work!!!

awesome

Awesome project with sick dance ending!

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Wow, that's so awesome! I hope you're able to improve the process immensely to get really nice and realistic looking animations. Will ZooBuilder be available for customers someday or is this meant to be only for internal productions?

Can I have the paper and/or the references cited?

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Have a Q, could somebody please tell me that how to download the ZooBuilder?

interesting to see the learned motion matching in real projects but it's also cool feature for animating crowds

Zero-shot example-based real-time gestures from speech = ZERGS

thats wild!!!!!!!!

this is used in GTA6

this is used in GTA6 lol

this is in GTA6

GTA6

GTA6

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