I have a project for a live performance of a 3D character and currently it's in Unity using an iClone character and f-clone to drive the facial animation captured from a person in another room. I would rather do everything in iClone using Faceware and eventually add the Preception system for full body. Is this possible in iClone 7? Is there a way to go fullscreen on the camera view to facilitate this?

Thanks,
Vern 

If I understand what you are asking, there isn't any way to go "full screen" on the Faceware camera capture.  But what you can do is what the pros do -- use a head mounted camera for that performer (you can buy an $$$ one or make one yourself out of a bicycle helmet and a goPro or some similar camcorder).

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Mike "ex-genius" Kelley

Note that to do this "live" you'd also need to hardwire this helmet wired camera to your capture station (I don't think there's any wireless solution for such a setup, although it would be interesting to know -- technology *might* have advanced far enough for this purpose).

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Mike "ex-genius" Kelley

On this page look for this. This is what I want to do but not showing the iClone interface like it is in the photo..

Right, and if you look at how they do it in the demos they do as I describe -- a head mounted cam for the face, and Perception for the body.  But you WILL be wired, at least for live performance (you can also just record the video and post process it, but that's a whole different ballgame).

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Mike "ex-genius" Kelley

I get all of that. What I can't seem to figure out is how to play the live character as a full screen camera view with none of the iClone interface showing.

Oh, I see.  You aren't so concerned with actually making an animation as you are just using iClone as a sort of "display" for whatever it is you are wanting to do.

Hmmm -- if you use dual monitors you can definitely maximize the iClone workplace window but you can't completely eliminate the menu items, for example.  However, if someone put a gun to my head and forced me to do this (in a hurry) my first impulse would be to use a web broadcaster (like OBS or something) where I could adjust exactly the window that's being displayed, and then broadcast that out to another computer or the web.  I *think* that would work but perhaps I'm just not thinking this through.

Good luck with your project, though -- it sounds interesting.

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Mike "ex-genius" Kelley