This tutorial covers my workflow of how I used iClone to create both Facial and Body animations for the characters in my Ugandan/African animated children’s TV Series, “The Adventures of Nkoza and Nankya.” I am a Ugandan 3D Artist and animator based in the USA, with over 15 years’ experience creating content for Games, Cinematics, Simulations and Virtual Reality apps. With these you’ll be creating realtime facial animation in record time.Software used: iClone 7, iClone 3DXchange, Axis Neuron, 3ds Max, Maya In addition to iClone 7 and Realtime for iClone, you will also need the Facial Mocap plugin for iClone 7, developed by Reallusion. We can’t wait to see what iClone users create.”Ī free trial of Faceware Realtime for iClone is available at. “The package is packed with powerful, yet intuitive, features that will enable animators at every level to produce some really great facial animation. “Faces are one of the hardest parts of the human body to animate, but with iClone 7 and Faceware Realtime for iClone, the process is now drastically easier for iClone users and those just getting started in the profession,” said Peter Busch, vice president of business development at Faceware Technologies. To fully use Faceware’s 42 facial tracking Face ID, iClone 7 now has 60 Facial Morphs.
Use a capable webcam to live mocap or a pre-recorded image sequence to drive natural human facial expressions and head movement. This will empower indies and studios of all levels, giving them access to facial motion capture tools that are fast, accurate and marker less - all from a PC webcam.įaceware Realtime for iClone is a professional quality real-time facial tracking software designed to give iClone users a simple, cost-effective and powerful tool for animating character’s faces. Reallusion’s partnership with Faceware enables iClone 7 to achieve real-time facial motion capture and recording.
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