I would go along with some of that. I do like premiere Pro and After Effects.

The subscription model has the same kind of good going for it as the mobile phones (cell phones ?). The corporations can take a greater share of users' total income if it is a monthly minor cost rather than a big hit every few years. However, ownership is not worth a lot if you cannot resell old secondhand software. Theoretically we can do that in Europe but there iis not much of a market.

As for the upcoming PopcornFX I am coming around to the middleware idea which seems much more open to keeping up with changes than a dedicated package would be.

I wanted fluid effects - water, pouring wine etc rain splashes in puddles and some really good hair (I am interested in 17th and 18th century subjects- wigs, face hair, etc). The idea of importing all these from Houdini (SideFX.com) is attractive. Though I must say as a fellow old fart my heart skips a beat when I have to navigate through procedural diagrams to get something done somehow. It makes Object-Oriented Programming look like a walk in the park

hello,
is it possible to download the initial version of Faceware Realtime for iClone setup? does exists an link?
we have just access to download version 1.1 only.

An old song comes to mind, about a 10 dollar horse and a 40 dollar saddle...


"Less clicks good, more clicks bad."

you wrong!

what about this:


why on this faceware the tracking lines (tracking model) are yellow?? i think this version is really used different algorithms ??
i tried different lighting conditions, different frame rates, change cameras, tried different camera positions, custom expressions but can't gave good results like this tutorial :/
and my tracking model is green all of time. for what?

P.S: i'm using trial faceware + plugin for testing.