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Originally Posted by Steve Green: Me neither, doesn't seem a great example. I was trying to work out what it is about it - the whole body seems to be too floaty, like there's not much contact being made with the ground - almost like it's lost an axis. Still will download the trial to take a look though. Seems to me because you can't capture any of the secondary motions and subtleties. Here, things get mapped to a very simple skeleton with no hands or feet motion even, it stops at the ankles and wrists. Basically a human body is more like a sack of thick fluid (with a wide range of viscosity depending on the people) around a skeleton somewhere in there, than a solid stick figure. Just look at some high speed footage to see exactly how much secondary motion there is, more or less always.

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It's pretty surprising. Anyway, good for little anims far far away I guess, some background movement, or large battle scenes viewed from helicopters. Interesting tech though, could be fun and will try it out when I have some spare time to kill. Just be prepared to do a lot of cleanup on these.