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By hattori kun - 11 Years Ago
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Congrats to RL for CC. Its definitely a good feature.
I used fuse before for some non-hero characters and after adobe bought mixamo they stopped development.
Did you guys hire fuse developers after that? :)
Anyway I'm beta testing the adobe built-in fuse feature so I'm curious who would come out with the better solution.
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By mtakerkart - 11 Years Ago
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It's funny because yesterday I saw a little update for Fuse on Steam : 3 more Heads (brute pack).
I would like to see more model "a la fuse" talking about look, it's less realistic and more "comics" like.
I was very frustated because they never told us about Adobe ,the 13th june Chantel Benson from Mixamo send this email about the 1.4 release:
Hello Marc - Glad this is good news for you! And yes, we have scheduled the next release of Fuse (version 1.4) to go out on July 15. Stay tuned for that. Cheers!!
one month later , no update and go to deal with Adobee..... not really fear to me. My comfort now is that Fuse is free and I continue to use it.
For those who doesn't know the Fuse package , this is a huge variety of base model , and nearly the same amout of morph but in other way, but it's clearly
the same of CC. Reallusion could you propose more stock for CC ;-) , I understand that their power is on script and algorythm but not in design so may hire a 3D model designer would be a good investment ;-)
This is an apercu of the stock for free know:
43 Heads
37 Arms,37 legs,37 torso
40 Top Clothings, 27 Top, 27 shoes (that we can export , so please make the CC import clothes avalaible soon :-)
23 Hair
28 Hat (but conform problems with Hair)
28 Eyewares
4 True Beards and moustaches
2 Gloves
4 Masks
and 84 substances with the same systeme like CC (RGB mask)
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By hattori kun - 11 Years Ago
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Adobe is expanding Fuse as we speak. Its going to be built into photoshop and the end goal is creating your own characters for 3d printing. So if you're on adobe cc you will have access to Fuse.
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By AverageJoe - 11 Years Ago
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I wonder what else Adobe is planning on, as it relates to Fuse. Building posable 3D meshes for use in Photoshop doesn't seem like a good fit, and Adobe doesn;t really have a game engine per se... So what's their end-game for Fuse and Mixamo... I wonder if something for 3D animation, specific 3D character animation might be in the works...
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By mtakerkart - 11 Years Ago
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...And the very strange thing for me is the ability to import character animation in...Photoshop!! with fbx format.....
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By Rampa - 11 Years Ago
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Fuse 1.3 is pretty great, but takes a bit more effort to get working in iClone. You can download a set of blendshapes with your model, but they are not visemes specifically. So, you'll be mixing and matching a bit to get them set up in 3DX. Takes forever to set these characters up completely in iClone! So, more clothing, less convenience. I hope RL makes a general clothing pack like Fuse's.
I no longer have it installed, as I prefer the ease of iClone integration with the CC. For me, the characters don't really look right. I suppose the free version is temporary as well.
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By Sen - 11 Years Ago
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Hi ,
Mixamo workflows photoshop-3d
https://www.mixamo.com/workflows/photoshop-3d
Made in Photosop CC . You can already do that without mixamo
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By hattori kun - 11 Years Ago
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wizaerd (9/7/2015)
I wonder what else Adobe is planning on, as it relates to Fuse. Building posable 3D meshes for use in Photoshop doesn't seem like a good fit, and Adobe doesn;t really have a game engine per se... So what's their end-game for Fuse and Mixamo... I wonder if something for 3D animation, specific 3D character animation might be in the works...
Pretty soon people will be owning 3d printers just like 2d printers. Atleast the nerds.
The first things people will want to print are their own superheroes characters. That's where Fuse comes in.
It will be optimized for 3dprinting.
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By Lord Ashes - 11 Years Ago
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hattori kun (9/8/2015)
wizaerd (9/7/2015)
I wonder what else Adobe is planning on, as it relates to Fuse. Building posable 3D meshes for use in Photoshop doesn't seem like a good fit, and Adobe doesn;t really have a game engine per se... So what's their end-game for Fuse and Mixamo... I wonder if something for 3D animation, specific 3D character animation might be in the works...Pretty soon people will be owning 3d printers just like 2d printers. Atleast the nerds. The first things people will want to print are their own superheroes characters. That's where Fuse comes in. It will be optimized for 3dprinting.
No need to buy...my local Public Library has 3D printers that you can book print jobs on. So far only single color jobs but it is a start...
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