La Femme Criminelle - The Kats Episode 9 Animation all done in Daz Studio

wintoons

I wanted to share this animation clip I worked on a while back which was all done in Daz Studio before I got into Omniverse and Unreal Engine 5. 
The voices were done using AI but now I use real actors for the series. Don't aske me how long it took to render LOL.  

 

FirstBastion

These are excellent for the story telling and the production value. Top notch editing and camera work.  Hopefully you will share links to the Unreal engine scenes when they are available. Because the story is good and we need to know what happens next! 

FirstBastion

Just watched 9, 10, 11  are there more after these?  

wintoons

FirstBastion said:

Just watched 9, 10, 11  are there more after these?  

Thanks FirstBastion! Yes, I'm working on Episode 12 but it's going to be in UE5. Which is going to make it alot quicker to render. Also, too hair and cloth physics will be in it as well to give the presentation a little more realism. 
It is going to take time but I will keep everyone informed by updates. 

David R

wintoons said:

I wanted to share this animation clip I worked on a while back which was all done in Daz Studio before I got into Omniverse and Unreal Engine 5. 
The voices were done using AI but now I use real actors for the series. Don't aske me how long it took to render LOL.  

 

 

Wow!  All that in DAZ?  I can't begin to imagine all the work that went into it.  And the result is so professional! 

csaa

wintoons said:

FirstBastion said:

Just watched 9, 10, 11  are there more after these?  

Thanks FirstBastion! Yes, I'm working on Episode 12 but it's going to be in UE5. Which is going to make it alot quicker to render. Also, too hair and cloth physics will be in it as well to give the presentation a little more realism. 
It is going to take time but I will keep everyone informed by updates. 

wintoons,

I saw Episode 11. Great work! Please keep it up.

In your experience do you see mesh deformations in the animations when using UE5? I deal with clothing tears, peak throughs and odd shapes with Daz. While I've read that merging all the meshes and making sure they have good topology addresses this problem, I wonder the render platform is another factor. Would like to hear about your experiences on this switching from Daz to Unreal.

Cheers!

wintoons

David R said:

wintoons said:

I wanted to share this animation clip I worked on a while back which was all done in Daz Studio before I got into Omniverse and Unreal Engine 5. 
The voices were done using AI but now I use real actors for the series. Don't aske me how long it took to render LOL.  

 

 

Wow!  All that in DAZ?  I can't begin to imagine all the work that went into it.  And the result is so professional! 

Thank you David! :)

wintoons

csaa said:

wintoons said:

FirstBastion said:

Just watched 9, 10, 11  are there more after these?  

Thanks FirstBastion! Yes, I'm working on Episode 12 but it's going to be in UE5. Which is going to make it alot quicker to render. Also, too hair and cloth physics will be in it as well to give the presentation a little more realism. 
It is going to take time but I will keep everyone informed by updates. 

wintoons,

I saw Episode 11. Great work! Please keep it up.

In your experience do you see mesh deformations in the animations when using UE5? I deal with clothing tears, peak throughs and odd shapes with Daz. While I've read that merging all the meshes and making sure they have good topology addresses this problem, I wonder the render platform is another factor. Would like to hear about your experiences on this switching from Daz to Unreal.

Cheers!

Thanks CSAA! Actually I don't use Daz bridge for Unreal I use iClone and Character Creator 4 simply because they are better animation tools than Daz. Plus I do a number of things as well which Daz can't really do. (Maybe not yet unless Daz 5 has got something up it's sleeve)