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Reallusion iClone 3DXchange 7.7.4310.1 تحميل مجاني خط الأنابيب الاصدار الاخير

Reallusion iClone 3DXchange 7.7.4310.1 تحميل مجاني خط الأنابيب الاصدار الاخير

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Here are some more WIPS for my character animation progress. Write up coming soon.

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So unfortunately, I had some serious problems last month and basically had to dip out of my personal projects, so I am going to do thing's a little differently with this project, so I will be able to at-least submit something of interest. -Importing the Character- After creating my character, I sent it over to Mixamo and used their auto-rig service and downloaded the rig as a .FBX, from there it's time to upload our character Via 3DXchange and into Iclone. Here you can see the characters being defined as a non standard character by labeling the bones in 3DXchange, this is very easy to do. You just copy the image on the right to match your character. Once done you can test some default animations on your character to make sure you did everything right. I was satisfied with it, you can apply it right to iclone, or you can continue to do some editing. Which I did. I noticed my mesh had some rouge geometry floating around on the head, and that the pony tail was messed up. This wasn't a big deal With 3DXchange you can actually export out parts of the character and import them back in, all without messing with the originally .FBX file. Which was great since my modeling problem doesn't import .FBX Anyways I cleaned up the model a bit more and then imported it into Iclone.

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Previsualization in iClone 5

To attempt to better visualise my project I took some models from the SketchUp 3D Warehouse, and after manipulating them in SketchUp, brought them through RealIllusion’s 3DXchange software into iClone for animating a short sequence.

I chose to focus on the opening, as this is where I really want to draw out the tension, using complex framing and camera movements.

On closer inspection of the software, I could not find a pre-loaded character who looked young enough to stand in for how I imagine 6 year old Michael, and instead decided upon using correctly proportioned animatic wooden dummies.

This gave me the leeway to focus on the important aspects of the previsualisation: the framing and timings, instead of getting hung up on the particulars of the character’s appearances, which could dramatically change in the casting process anyway if this project were to be put forward.

In all I am quite proud of a few of the shots: some with very cool camera movements (challenging, but in all achievable on a real shoot), and also a shot in which the Ice Cream man opens the hatch on the van - as this way incredibly difficult to construct and choreograph in the software.