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4u2ges
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4u2ges
Posted 6 Years Ago
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thebiz.movies (8/22/2020) Using morphs is a pretty clever alternative. I like!Thanks. I followed an advise from bernierao. Here is a narrated version:
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thebiz.movies
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thebiz.movies
Posted 6 Years Ago
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Using morphs is a pretty clever alternative. I like!
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4u2ges
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4u2ges
Posted 6 Years Ago
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Thanks. Quite impressive. Fairly inexpensive and no monthly commitment. The only drawback is, that it's an online product and there is a chance it could be consumed by one of common sharks like Google or Adobe. Then we know what's going to happen...
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bernierao
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bernierao
Posted 6 Years Ago
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You can try using speechelo for your tut - https://speechelo.com/ - they have voices that sound pretty good these days!
Bernardo Rao (Bernie Rao) Film Producer | Cinematographer | Director bernierao@hotmail.com | bernardo.rao@gmail.com
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4u2ges
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4u2ges
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Oh yeah, I could do one of those TTS voices, but it takes time and I hate those voices even more than mine :D
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StyleMarshal
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StyleMarshal
Posted 6 Years Ago
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@4u2ges , haha , I can absolutely understand you , right now I have to do a voice over Tut and I hate to do it ;-)
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4u2ges
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lol thanks. I have a mike, but I only made one tut where I speak. I hate my accent and voice for that matter. :Whistling:
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Data Juggler
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Data Juggler
Posted 6 Years Ago
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Yes props attached to a parent seem to have weird behavior. I found it works better to remove a prop from the parent, but some of the transforms change when added back to a parent, so Python is probably the right way to do some of this instead of Perform menu. I have never used Morphs, thanks for the video. I will make this my 'What I learned this weekend'. P.S. I am going to buy you a microphone and / or a narrator for Christmas so you can explain what you are doing in your videos.
Creator of the free website: PixelDatabase.Net A Free Online Text Based Image Editor

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rosuckmedia
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@4u2ges Great idea Thanks for the Tutorial.:) Best regards Robert
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4u2ges
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Hey Robert, Very interesting. Thanks for sharing. I think the problem with iClone7 is, that it does not save animation while Props are merged. Not sure if RL did it on purpose or it is just a bug. I however used a native iClone7 tool - morphs to record open/close perform action:
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