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| Looking Good Wil. Good Job!!!
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| | Hi Wil, Can you explain to me exactly what this is? Are they props or are they characters (sorry, I need the Dummy 101 explanation) and are you saying you can turn them from one into the other?  I am confused because we seem to have props mostly for animals up to recently, and now with the horse and the dragon as actual characters, is there an advantage to having them be characters and why would you want to switch back and forth? (If this is a really stupid question....sorry..:w00t Thanks...they look great.
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| | Hi alley, I use a different method then Reallusion does. The props and also the dragon of reallusion can only have motion wich are programmed before in autodesk. You can use this motions in Iclone. What I did is to convert a prop to human bones so they can take all movements of a character. because there are so many motions for the characters it is usefull for them who can not make motions themselves. It is only a test yet.
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| | Hi alley, I use a different method then Reallusion does. The props and also the dragon of reallusion can only have motion wich are programmed before in autodesk. You can use this motions in Iclone. What I did is to convert a prop to human bones so they can take all movements of a character. because there are so many motions for the characters it is usefull for them who can not make motions themselves. It is only a test yet.
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| will the hellhound looks amazing! can't wait to get him in my movie

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| | This is a very interesting new prospect Wil. Lookking forward to more. Excellent job. Shy 
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| Thank you Wil for that explanation. 
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| Spooktacular 
The unintended benefit is some much-needed comic relief.
Imagine one of these bad boys terrorizing the other characters, but also capable of being very funny!
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| Great stuff.
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