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Eric C (RL)
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Eric C (RL)
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IC 7.9 AccuLips & Lip-sync Animation Updates
iClone provides the most intuitive way to generate procedural, editable lips-ync animations, allowing users to easily create accurate, natural, and smooth talking animations.

Learn more information by visiting the Lipsync Animation page.What is AccuLips? A brand new lip-sync technology that allows characters to achieve smoother and accurate lip-sync results. Save a massive amount of time when animating dialogue scenes. AccuLips detects and extracts text and viseme from audio or import a prepared script to get more precise lip-syncing. Main features of AccuLips include:
- Accurate: Detect and generate precise text and visemes from the editable English viseme dictionary.
- Natural: Enhanced viseme and co-articulated design (including "schwa" sounds, slightly open enunciation, and phoneme pairs)
- Smooth: Down-sampled and enhanced phoneme pair curves.
Check the following four fundamental tutorials and start making lip-sync animations with AccuLips: Three levels of lip strength adjustments: Project, Clip, and Individual Level
This indicates how the viseme changes within your project. >>> (manual)
Also take a look at our new Talking Style Editor. The strength of lips and jaw movements vary due to how people speak. It can be influenced by utterance and mood of the situation. For example, whispering is different from yelling, mumbling is different from enunciating. The Talking Style Presets provides quick setup for lips, jaw and viseme strengths catering to different manners of speaking. >>(learn more) >>> (manual)
*Notification:
1. AccuLips supports English language only, and can only be use on CC3+ Character with ExpressionPlus (ExPlus) blend-shapes. For other languages, please check the general lipsync function. To update your existing CC3+ Characters with ExPlus, please check this post.
2. When alignment fails, please check if the uploaded audio file is clear, without background noise, and the pronunciation is correct. 
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