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February Contest - And the Winner Is...

February contest winner is Lince Works.

Congratulations!

 

Description from the author:

In Twin Souls: The Path of Shadows, our next-gen stealth game, all character movements, brutal stealth kills and cinematics are created using the Basic license of iPi Mocap Studio. We use two Kinects for general motion capture, and a PlayStation Move Controller for the sword and usually head tracking.

 

February Contest Entries - Denis Arana

 

Description from the author:

I wanted to share a video of some tests carried out by me for a vfxproject.

Together with a friend´s drone, here in Santa Cruz, Bolivia, we carried out the task of placing a Giant king character in different iconic sceneries here in our country.

Ipisoft was used in all the main character´s actions, fingers and hand poses where all keyframed in 3dsmax.

All done with 1 kinect v1.

What impressed me the most about ipisoft v3, was that i could make personalized animations super fast, which would otherwise be tedious and not that great looking to make keyframed.

 Behind The Scenes:

 

 

February Contest Entries - Lince Works

 

Description from the author:

In Twin Souls: The Path of Shadows, our next-gen stealth game, all character movements, brutal stealth kills and cinematics are created using the Basic license of iPi Mocap Studio. We use two Kinects for general motion capture, and a PlayStation Move Controller for the sword and usually head tracking.

 

February Contest Entries - Petr M. Fishov

 

Description from the author:

This is a technological demo of mixing iPi software and 3dsMax PhysX engine.
MoCap data for body movement was captured using two Kinects (1.0) and data for fists and head angles was captured with three PSMoves. Fingers and facial expression was keyframed.

 

February Contest Entries - Sagar lonkar

 

Description from the author:

I have worked in this short clip in my final project of graduate diploma in media design school.