Detroit: Become Human - Mocap Behind-The-Scenes

The exhaustive mocap process of Detroit: Become Human.

[@naejiee1952]

2:43 Bryan, you never cease to amaze us.

[@blankpage9277]

They do that to get the actor's maximum facial range for the face model to be limited by.

[@hyenn1231]

1:45 Bryan?

[@mars-uu9ym]

Katrina Seo Lol, yes.

[@blankpage9277]

@FizzyFishy just being goofy, probably

[@wingoflife3140]

1:50 poor tigger...

[@April-rq1sj]

28 STAB WOUNDS

[@SasukeGER]

I so much wanna do Mocap myself

[@AlmondChocolateMilk]

I don’t think it’s as easy as it looks, but I really want to try it

[@xielianenjoyer9571]

3:20 where is the rest of his head :0

[@galaxy_mooncat779]

Is he an android

[@delfinaferreyra119]

Jajajaja is the husband of lucy

[@-lowquality-3384]

Im late lol its just a black hat x)

[@ASouza-ut9kb]

Amazing awsome job! I'm making a game this year!

[@gks4991]

MUSTACHE.

[@SolarScion]

This game was so impressive. I can only imagine how much of the polish and natural look was down to the detail work done by the animation lead, and how she mentioned manually tweaking details so that it looked real, compared to things like the blend shapes and mova on Rise of the Tomb Raider, which looks very uncanny valley and procedurally generated, with the main character not even looking the same. I see a lot of the same "amorphous clay bag of oatmeal" look in Starfield as well, and much prefer when the character designers and animators use technology that works and had refined work done, rather than unfinished technology. Adventure game companies like Quantic Dream seem to have a much better handle, and take greater care with this, to noticeably better result.

[@hominexodia5328]

They should have animated 2:43

[@girlycanttalk2026]

I'm 666th like... Nice