Moving Manga - Render Solution - Mocap - Making movies in DAZ

SasquatchIsCool

So I recently have been woking on my moving Manga - or my own Anime -  I've been using DAZ 3d and trying it to do all within the program.   But I came across a tool that can help you render faster or create any style you want at a much faster speed than traditional rendering.  Instead of rendering 100s-1000s of frames you can render 4 or 5 out .  It is really cool.  Here is a render that took about 4 minutes.   It has some glitches but I only did 2 frames and they weren't rendered.   

I will be teaching this method and more on my release of "How to Make Your Own Anime"  See you soon!

TheMysteryIsThePoint

Woah. Very nice. What mocap suit do you use?

Faeryl Womyn

I am interested in the tutorial, though how to get the images to look like toons/anime without iray would be just as interesting.

WendyLuvsCatz

EBsynth is awesome

 

 

 

SasquatchIsCool

TheMysteryIsThePoint said:

Woah. Very nice. What mocap suit do you use?

I'm using Rokoko Mocap suit. :)

SasquatchIsCool

WendyLuvsCatz said:

EBsynth is awesome

 

 

It is ain't it!  :)  I want to stretch this one far.  :) 

SasquatchIsCool

Faeryl Womyn said:

I am interested in the tutorial, though how to get the images to look like toons/anime without iray would be just as interesting.

It all depends.  The method I'm using is strictly for animaton.   I guess it could be used on a still frame but moreseo for animation!  :)  

TheMysteryIsThePoint

SasquatchIsCool said:

TheMysteryIsThePoint said:

Woah. Very nice. What mocap suit do you use?

I'm using Rokoko Mocap suit. :)

OK, that's just about the only one I haven't tried, and the mocap snobs love to badmouth Rokoko, but it pretty much confirms what I saw at SIGGRAPH 2019... it looked pretty good to me. I asked the guy to do a t-pose, to do so movements, and return to a t-pose, and it was right on. I thinnk the people who badmouth it actually work for the competition :)

Faeryl Womyn

SasquatchIsCool said:

Faeryl Womyn said:

I am interested in the tutorial, though how to get the images to look like toons/anime without iray would be just as interesting.

It all depends.  The method I'm using is strictly for animaton.   I guess it could be used on a still frame but moreseo for animation!  :)  

Oops my bad, I was not talking about rendering just images, I'm interested in animation, I wanted to know how to get that toon look on the renders and hope it's not something to do with iray. 

SasquatchIsCool

TheMysteryIsThePoint said:

SasquatchIsCool said:

TheMysteryIsThePoint said:

Woah. Very nice. What mocap suit do you use?

I'm using Rokoko Mocap suit. :)

OK, that's just about the only one I haven't tried, and the mocap snobs love to badmouth Rokoko, but it pretty much confirms what I saw at SIGGRAPH 2019... it looked pretty good to me. I asked the guy to do a t-pose, to do so movements, and return to a t-pose, and it was right on. I thinnk the people who badmouth it actually work for the competition :)

I think it does a pretty good job.   Especially for what I"m doing and it is not 8K like the Xsens and 2K a year for the software.  :) 

SasquatchIsCool

Faeryl Womyn said:

SasquatchIsCool said:

Faeryl Womyn said:

I am interested in the tutorial, though how to get the images to look like toons/anime without iray would be just as interesting.

It all depends.  The method I'm using is strictly for animaton.   I guess it could be used on a still frame but moreseo for animation!  :)  

Oops my bad, I was not talking about rendering just images, I'm interested in animation, I wanted to know how to get that toon look on the renders and hope it's not something to do with iray. 

 

Awesome.  Nope I'm not using Iray.  :)

wolf359

Rokokos free Blender retargeting tool works nicely with Mixamo motions and G8