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| Hi,
I am still quite new to the Crazy Talk/iClone world. I am wondering if it is possible to make my own SFX effects for Crazy Talk?
If so are there any tutorials?
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| | Hi, The SFX in Crazytalk are very much customizable. Take a look at the link below for examples of what can be done with SFX in Crazytalk. http://www.reallusion.com/crazytalk/ct_feature_effects.asp There is also a section in the Help file entitled "Creating Custom Special Effects" which explains how to get started with custom SFX. Pete
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| Thanks Peter,
It is great to work with people like you and a company that gives such great customer support. You are a real value.
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| You are very welcome lululee. Glad to be of help. 
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| | I have imported a png file of a pair of sunglasses that I want to place on my character. The sunglasses just stay still on the screen instead of moving along with the head motion. How do I tie the sfx object to the character? |
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| | Hi, Use the A_Glasses Facial Overlay and then add your glasses image to this under Modify - Import. The glasses will then move with the character head. If you look at the SFX panel below I'm sure you'll get the idea. 
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| | Thanks, Peter! That works. Now if there was only some way to be able to rotate the glasses slightly so they would be in the correct position. Is that something you can do, or is it just right, left, up or down that you can adjust? Thanks again! Jean |
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| | Hope you don't mind me butting in on this tutorial that Peter has started with you. However if you can't rotate in Crazytalk how about simply taking your PNG into lets say Photoshop rotate it and save. Bring that into Crazy talk and you will get your required outcome. Sorry if this is obvious or you were just enquiring if it could be done in crazytalk???
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| | Yes, Photoshop is always my fallback position. It just would be so much easier if you could just grab a png and rotate it within Crazy Talk without having to create another new file for it. (And, no I sure don't mind anyone "butting in". Help is always appreciated!) Jean |
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