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🚨 New awesome feature announcement! 🚨 MOTION BLENDING IS HERE! 🚀✨ Blend any motion from our platform - whether it's from video or text - with seamless, AI-driven transitions. From bold moves to subtle shifts, your animations have never looked smoother! #SMPL #3D #Animation #genAI

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Einar Petersen's profile picture
Einar Petersen1 year ago

So can we load fbx's into meshcapade and then merge them together to one long choreographed sequence?

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Meshcapade1 year ago

We can convert a video out screen recording of a motion into an FBX animation. Do give it a try! We don't have FBX upload possible yet.

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Life111 year ago

@seiiiiiiiiiiru Very smooth changeover!

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Shoyo Hinata1 year ago

This needs to be seen by more people

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Meshcapade1 year ago

💯

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pwebb1 year ago

Awesome 🤩👍👌💯

Nem Perez's profile picture
Nem Perez1 year ago

@mrjonfinger 😂

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Meshcapade1 year ago

@mrjonfinger

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Kevin Xu1 year ago

Does this support mixamo skeletons?

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Meshcapade1 year ago

Hi @KevLXu thank you, we're working on Mixamo skeleton output. Coming soon with the next release!

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