To enter, contestants need to produce an original 3D animation using a trial version or a full version of the iPi Soft Motion Capture software, and send a link to the animated video to comp@ipisoft.com.
Please provide brief description which motions were captured with iPi Mocap.
We made all characters animations with your software (already bought 3 months subscription) but we are small team and it would be amazing to win 1 year subscription to make animations better :)
On the end of video we also show some of our mocap Records :)
All character animation (excluding head tracking) was done with Ipisoft, the main driving force behind this animation, using a 4 PlayStation eye setup in my garage.
We decided to award a main prize and a special prize once again. And the winners are...
Frantisek Harcar with the iPiSoft video (the Pro license) and David Fu with the VROID Kpop Animated Dance ... (the Basic license).
Our congratulations!
The main prize:
Description from the author:
This animation was created using iPiSoft MOCAP with two Kinect for xbox 360 in Blender 2.82. 90% of the animations are MOCAP (Pi + Humanoid). iPiSoft is a super animated tool.
The special prize:
Description from the author:
Full dance was mocaped using 6 Playstation Eyes in a 2.5m by 3m space. Hands were keyframed in Mocap Studio. Rendered in Autodesk Maya. This project was inspired and dedicated to the late Monty Oum, who inspired me in do animation. This video is a recreation of his original dance choreography, which was challenging for me to learn as a non-dancer :D.
Whole animation was recorded with one Kinect 2 + PS Move on my head. Only in few scenes I used two Kinect 2 for a complicated moves like turnin, falling etc.
Full dance was mocaped using 6 Playstation Eyes in a 2.5m by 3m space. Hands were keyframed in Mocap Studio. Rendered in Autodesk Maya. This project was inspired and dedicated to the late Monty Oum, who inspired me in do animation. This video is a recreation of his original dance choreography, which was challenging for me to learn as a non-dancer :D.
This animation was inspired by a series of NISLT's videos, How to deny Enemy Uber. I started doing something different now that I stopped doing Splatoon animations and moved on to other things, including TF2, OC, and VR gameplay videos to keep my channel fresh.
As for the animation, %35 of the animation was motion captured using a single Xbox 360 Kinect.