You can (and I have) do the same thing with the PN suit, but for me it's a PITA to try and do face and body at the same time (and most of the time I need the body to be moving further away than this -- I've tried it with a virtual helmet cam and that works but the helmet is so clumsy it's not much fun).

But to each his own -- no real innovations here, though.

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Mike "ex-genius" Kelley

I have no experience with any mocap suit , either to expensive or to complicated of what I've seen. Still waiting for "Thats It" !
But Live Face works really well.

The virtual production concept is interesting. I'm not clear on how much hardware is needed to get started. I know you were talking about the mocap, but it is also interesting to capture live action and then use digital assets and VFX in Unreal Engine.

@danmiller
yes , that is very interesting and possible :



I know , its not the right forum here.