He flew my drone so in return i sent him to the moon and put him through CrazyTalk and Hitfilm

...and the moral of the story is - don't drop a tab when you fly your drone lol.  Very silly, I like


My YouTube Animations

Thanks

Nice!

On my website I have added some simple videos made with Crazytalk + Das Studio 2D renders for children and pupils to learn some things quickly :
 http://cartoon6r.free.fr !
I use voice effects from Crazytalk for various characters. This option is great !
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Haven't figure out this posting thing yet. Guest I don't do it enough.
But above is some CC characters I created through Crazytalk 8.  I am Not very good at modeling and haven't figure out how to alter object files without getting an error that I changed the vertex count or something and now the files are incompatible.

So I've tried to use crazytalk to capture some of the object shape along with the texture as a way to model some CC heads, and create some morphs.

Above is the result.

Thanks for looking.
LarryJ

"Crazytalking" with iClone
To create this fun little project, I used the following workflow:
     Step 1: Drank a few wines, wrote the limerick and recorded the voice on my phone using the free Voice Changer app by Scoompa
     Step 2: Googled some fun pics and paintings to prepare a consistent theme in Photoshop.
     Step 3: Animated and Rendered each image with voice recordings loaded into Crazytalk.
     Step 4: Control-Dragged those Rendered avis from Crazytalk into iClone and attached them all behind the png of an empty picture frame. 
     Step 5: Animated the Paintings and Picture Frame motions with SFX loaded onto the Picture Frame and music on the Wall behind it.
Then I rendered from iClone and uploaded straight to Youtube without needing any additional editing software. 
Total Project Time: 4 hours.            (Note: The feet are just a png with opacity set to zero until needed. )




Anita, aka "Bleetz" the Toon Wrangler @ Tarampa Studios
SYS: Win 8.1,  64-bit, i7-4770 CPU @3.4GHz,  
32GB RAM, Intel(R)Graphics 4600 & nVIDIA GTX1060 TI 

Lol i like it , always good to see classic painting come to life in CT