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Wow!! Thanks for this will definitely check out!

Thanks, those are great motions.
Here is a GitHub page in English to download BVH motions
I also made a 3DX Characterization Profile so that desired motions can be easily batch converted in 3DX7.

Note: The attached profile would only work in 3DXchange7. In other words, to convert motions you need to have IC7 and 3DX7 retained.

Sample:
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Forgive my ignorance but how does one use/install these?



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As 4u2ges said, you have to (batch) convert them in 3DX.

I used the first dataset from Bandai (175 bvh files) and shortened the names with the Renamer (optional):
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Then I dragged the first motion in 3DX and converted it to a Non-Standard Character:
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Therefore, I used and loaded the Profile from 4u2ges and converted the Character:
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Afterwards, I imported and converted all other bvh files (174):
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Then I shortened my converted clip to frame 2 and renamed it to "T_Pose" and added all clips (175) from the Motion library to the Perform Editor:
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Now you only need to rename the data and export the motions (click "Export Animation" and "Export rlmotion") with or without the character ("Export Gemetry"):
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Ready!

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In iClone just choose one of your motions:
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and start the animation:
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Thanks to 4u2ges for the Profile! :)

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If I'm not mistaken, these gestures are licensed under Creative Commons 4.
If you use these gestures, you have to give attribution to the owner.


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Now works, very thanks