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I'm working on a "motion capture" type thing. Basically I just record a video of myself from the side view then, import the Quicktime file to Moho ,then, to the best of my ability, animate what I see on the vid.
I'll post stuff soon!
James

It is a good idea. Perhaps if you stick small visible control points on you (little balls, papers, LEDs...), you can trace the motion very precisely. Just place the bone ends always to the control points...

spoooze! wrote:I'm working on a "motion capture" type thing. Basically I just record a video of myself from the side view then, import the Quicktime file to Moho...

That´s rotoscoping.

Maybe. But if you just use the points as guides for your bone scaling and translation, you could maybe call it Mocap. I've thought of using some motion capture data I have in Moho, but writing the 3d stuff to make it work makes my head hurt.

eriam wrote:Motion capture acquired from simple webcams for example.

http://www.renderosity.com/mod/forumpro ... id=2618351

In this clip I used "Motion capture"

"is marked, we light"
or, "We celebrate, partying"

It is very simple way, capture of movement of the mouse

1. To take strong bone
2. Press Spase
3. move, move, move mouse
4. Press Spase

It not a joke

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Wow, that Movimento thing sounds like something I could use. I'm currently attempting to put together a 3D motion capture rig using three Canon ZR500 camcorders (one for each axis). The tricky part is going to be calibrating the rig just right so the scale on each axis matches up with the others.

Another project I'm planning for later will be to mount the three cameras onto a small disc (each pointed outward every 120 degrees), then mounting it securely on a single tripod to create a full 360 degree panoramic movie using stitching software.