LIAC iClone Tutorial with Michael Grassi

Most projects wait until after the final final to show how everything is made. We're taking a different approach showing how we're making it ahead of time. Hence..."before the scenes" 😉
This tutorial from Michael Grassi of our Love is a Championship team shows how we are using @reallusion iClone to handle our character animation.
Michael shows off some really cool techniques of blending clips and retiming animation. Information that isn't easily found in other tutorials and shows how iClone in some ways can be used like a non-linear editor.
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[@michaelb1099]

great to see how you get blending happening

[@aubreytrujilloofficial]

So cool!! 😎 🎉🎉🎉

[@_TetKaneda]

Great contribution, great tutorial. Thanks for sharing it. I hope to reach your level, it's very good. you have my like and my subscription. Regards

[@Frame16Gaming]

Thank you. I’m the one the in video. The film is coming along nicely. Can’t wait for everyone to see the results!

[@michaelb1099]

question can the same thing be done as you do here be done for accupose?

[@LoveisaChampionship]

Not sure. We haven't tried it yet. We talked about it the other day. Overall, blending clips seems to be the fastest way to get overall timing locked, and understanding of the storytelling per shot. But it would be great to be able to mix and match techniques.

[@kiziasmr]

Нажми правую мышку на анимацию и выбери motion direction control и не будет ключевого кадра в анимацияхRight click on the animation and select motion direction control and there will be no keyframe in the animations