MotionBuilder Integrations

ActorCore AccuRIG, a free application, is designed to speed up character rigging. This allows character artists to concentrate on the model design and automation. You can achieve superior results in rigging models in A/T/scan poses or with multiple meshes. Direct export to major 3D software or upload to ActorCore to access tons of production-ready animations for game, film and archviz. System Requirements Minimum Requirements Dual Core CPU 4GB RAM 5GB free hard disk space Graphics Card: NVidia GeForce 400 Series / AMD Radeon HD 5000 series Video Memory: 1GB Ram Display Resolution: 1024 x 768 Color Depth: True Color (32-bit) Operating System Windows 11, 10, and Windows 8 Support for 64-bit Operating System DirectX 11 is required

Motive, in conjunction with OptiTrack cameras, offers the leading solution for real-time tracking of humans and objects currently available on the market. The system has significantly enhanced the accuracy of skeletal tracking, ensuring reliable bone tracking even when markers are heavily occluded. In the context of human motion tracking, the term "solver" refers to the algorithmic approach used to estimate the pose (6 DoF) of each bone based on the markers detected in every frame. The precision solver developed for Motive 3.0 effectively captures the movement of the tracked subjects' skeletons, resulting in more dependable and intricate performance capture for character animation. Furthermore, a robust solver can accurately label markers and maintain skeletal tracking even when many markers are obscured or lost, leading to higher-quality tracking data and reducing the amount of editing needed across various applications. By processing the data from OptiTrack cameras, Motive provides comprehensive global 3D positions, marker identifiers, and rotational information, thereby enhancing the overall tracking experience for users. This innovative technology not only simplifies the workflow but also elevates the standard for motion capture in multiple industries.

Xsens provides reliable motion capture and analysis systems tailored for a diverse range of users. For additional insights into motion capture, visit this page. Their motion analysis technology encompasses comprehensive 3D kinematics solutions and 3D motion trackers designed for seamless integration into real-time applications. Motion Capture, commonly known as mo-cap or mocap, involves digitally recording human movements. This technology finds applications across various fields including entertainment, athletics, healthcare, ergonomics, and robotics. In the context of filmmaking and video game production, it pertains to capturing the actions of actors to create animations or enhance visual effects. A notable film that extensively utilized motion capture techniques is Avatar. When the process encompasses the entire body, facial expressions, and even finger movements, it is often termed performance capture. Xsens offers motion capture through two distinct hardware options: the MVN Link suit and the MVN Awinda straps, each featuring unique attributes that cater to different needs. By leveraging these advanced systems, users can achieve remarkable precision in their motion analysis endeavors.