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| | The BVH converter actually works better with the James poser 6 sp2 profile. I have tried for a long time to use these motions and I am experienced in BVH and mocap. Have expensive software to edit mocap and I've have not been able to use many of these motions without a lot of trouble and in most cases was only able to use a small percentage of motions from any pack I purchased. Don't mean to knock your product but it just isn't iClone friendly so I truly hope with help from this group you can get a bvh converter profile that works. I have a lot of useless bvh files laying around that I have purchased from you. Would really like to use them so good luck with this.
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| Well it seems TrueBones BVH file animations are not so straight forward after all !!
Does anyone have experience using the BVH files from Eclipse Studio in Iclone ?
http://www.es3d.com/
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| Hi peaklevels
Your enthusiasm does you credit and I for one enjoy seeing the fire of creativity crackle away here.
I just want to say, personally, here we're creating many objects and buildings in an olde English and French Theme for publication in our own Movie.
This, along with CloneCloth work is time time time.
On your part, not one of the iClone community (word used VERY loosely  ) would begrudge a token fee for a ten pack "Ready to Rattle Bone Pack" .
Personally, if you put together, for our works, as we're now contemplating hiring Animazoo for a 5 minute long Twin Dance Ballet Sequence, but if you put together even one minute of Ballet and similar dance sequence I would be happy to lose one or two hundred dollars per minute varied non-repetitive ballet dance sequence.
You make 5 and I'll buy them.
I have enough to create the three scenes and almost enough footage to flesh out for impact.... Just, but with a few dirty fixes.
BUt, if I could add variance I would willingly double the footage at a blink.
Here, I can make a one minute dance sequence into three, then into nine simply by using different characters and then different camera angles and etc.
60 seconds is a superb arsenal.
I would pay dearly.
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