For me, the very best thing about iClone8 is being able to export .fbx in an fps other than 60 - so THANK YOU Reallusion!
It enabled me to successfully import a 30fps iClone animation into Marvelous Designer, and then import both character and clothing into Unreal Engine (not via Live Link). Until now I haven't been able to get the clothes to match with the character's movements, so this is a big deal to me. I take thorough notes as I figure things out, and I've shared them on YouTube along with a video showing how I did it if anyone is interested. https://youtu.be/B2hiPDUNzqY



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Thanks, I subscribed to your channel and watched your last 2 videos and I especially liked the last pose of the dancer character in your hair tutorial video.
Perfect pose for web pages :)
This is how I will create a pose for the promotion of my own website.



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Thanks! The dance with the pose you like is one of the motions in Spunky Moves. :)





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Hello - I noticed that everyone is using the exported iClone8 files in Unreal Engine. I’m assuming you can simply export your animation as a movie and take it into other editing programs? 

Yes you can render your iClone 8 projects straight to video formats like MP4 if you wish. There is no requirement to export to any other software first.


                                                                

Peter
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www.reallusion.com

Not everyone. I've been using the native renderer for my movies (exporting as PNG image sequence) and have gotten no complaints from viewers. It all depends on the kind of look you are after: realistic or something else. There is no best way and iClone gives you options, which is great.

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