With the anticipation that CC3 Appearance Editor is soon to be released I have decided to cut back on the development of CWK3D FaceEffects Studio until I know what effect it has on the work I have been doing so far. It is possible that the new Appearance editor would do just about everything I have been able to do, which could negate my efforts. In the meantime my CC3 avatar enhancement products  for iClone 7  are on sale at a reduced price... (see link to my store below). Productivity will return when I have a clearer picture of how the new Appearance Editor works, and whether or not my products can be enhanced to work with it. Thanks.

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That's understandable, I actually had my eye on the FaceFX that you were working on. I still think that the animated blood effects are something that Appearance Editor won't have but probably best to wait and see what it entails. It would be cool to have a bunch of various 'bleeding cuts' that could be applied to various parts of the body to simulate sword strikes when they happen, etc. Instead of doing all of that in after effects.

The less post work the better honestly. The good thing about effects applied to characters in IClone is that it stays, so you can have additional shots with those characters without thinking in the back of your head "Damn, I'm gonna have to rotoscope blood effects on that character in every scene". That usually leads to people compromising their vision due to the amount of work involved.


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