Just found this:

Bandai Namco Research, the R&D division of game publisher and developer Bandai Namco, has released a massive library of free motion-capture data for research and personal use. The data, recorded at Bandai Namco’s own mocap studio, comprises over 3,000 individual moves.
http://www.cgchannel.com/2022/05/download-3000-free-mocap-moves-from-bandai-namco-research/

EDIT: duplicate topic, already posted here:
https://forum.reallusion.com/513867/new-BVH-motion-files



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If I remember correctly, it was distributed under the CC 4.0 license (Author attribution required).
When I look at it now, it says both CC 4.0 license and for personal use.
If you are not going to use it for hobby purposes, it does not seem useful.



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Still a helpful reminder because I missed that initial thread.

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I actually downloaded that archive a few months ago they are pretty awful as I remember.

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I downloaded the whole group of 3000 files today. I had some hiccups with database set 2. I had a not enough memory error when I tried to transfer it all at the same time. I had to separate the folder in 3 parts. But I had some experience doing that kind of thing with 3DXchange. All went well. Now I only have to transfer them to iClone 8.

Those files might seem repetitious at times, but the movements seem very smooth as far as I can tell. Thanks for posting them and thanks to 4u2ges for the profile.





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Thanks for posting them and thanks to 4u2ges for the profile.

No problem. The only thing to add, is that RL fixed the issue with CC4 profiles in 4.02.
So that profile would fine in CC4 batch motions import.
It might be faster since it's 64 bit.


Spoke too soon. Motions are converted fine in CC4, but the root is kind of messed up. Slippery feet above the ground....
Maybe I need to tweak profile for CC4....

Me I used an "modern" IC8-approach:
In IC8 I created a new project and placed there the standard dummy character. In windows explorer I selected all the bvh files (I renamed them conveninetly before) and I dragged them over the dummy. IC8 prompted me to specify the character profile so I chose the one kindly provided by @4u2ges (thanks!), I specified a custom folder where to be dumped all generated .rlmotion files, I unchecked "add to perform", wait for about five mins for conversion and tadaam.



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For those, like me, who have a hard time finding the actual ZIP file, here is the link: https://github.com/BandaiNamcoResearchInc/Bandai-Namco-Research-Motiondataset/archive/refs/heads/master.zip

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I actually downloaded that archive a few months ago they are pretty awful as I remember.

I disagree. You just need to filter them through.
Characterized walk motions are great and fairly easy loop-able.

@animagic thanks a lot for the direct link, I too searched in vain without finding anything.