Welcome to the second part of our series covering Character Animation using Mixamo in Cinema 4D. In our previous article we took a look at how to Rig and Animate 3D Characters with Mixamo in Cinema 4D using Mixamo's character animation library. At this point you may have begun to play with Mixamo and have come to the realization that the mocap library may not be as extensive as you wished.
7. Under Tracking/settings be sure to check enable all check boxes for fast tracking algorithm, foot tracking, ground collisions & head tracking.
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Motive gives users the choice between turn-key pipelines, or customized outputs for unique requirements. Stream patient data into Visual3D, InSight and MotionMonitor, stream performance mocap into Unreal, Unity3D, MotionBuilder, or write your own interface with our free NatNet SDK and camera SDK.
Motive:Body offers a library of predefined markersets, including many which are scientifically and clinically validated and used in dozens of peer-reviewed scientific publications. 3D representations are available for each markerset, enabling fast and accurate marker placement on specific anatomical landmarks for each patient or subject.
Manual 3D digitization ready. Precisely digitize objects both large and small using the OptiTrack Micron Probe. Easy to use software workflows enable fast and accurate 3D characterization of an infinite number of surfaces and objects, with world leading accuracy.
Unlike feature based camera tracking, Mocha solves the 3D camera based on user-selected planar data. This fast and easy-to-use solution is ideal for set extensions, 3D text, and particle tracking. Additionally the 3D solver can be used to assist other 3D tracking applications on difficult shots with low detail or significant foreground occlusions.
In general, you should favor faster clock speeds over more cores. Beyond eight cores, the benefits of additional cores will be more noticeable in the compile time for code and shaders than other use cases. It is recommended that you have at least a three gigahertz (Ghz) clock speed as a starting point. Common examples of CPUs used for the in-camera VFX scenario include the Intel Xeon and Intel Core i9 processors, as well as the AMD Ryzen 9 3950X, AMD Threadrippers, and AMD Threadripper Pro.
Because your project data is localized to each computer, fast local storage is necessary for optimal performance. It is recommended that you use M.2 Solid State Drives (SSDs), such as the Samsung 970 Pro, as the secondary data drives from the machine's boot drive.
The QuadriFlow Remesh feature in Blender (in the object data properties or sculpt mode header) is a reasonably fast and reliable way to turn a messy sculpt or scan into an all-quad mesh. However, it currently has some serious limitations when it comes to preserving sharp or intricate details.
However, the next best thing is to use add-ons that combine the existing tools into a faster and more simplified workflow. RBDLab is one such add-on, and it helps with the fracturing and simulation of rigid body objects as well as the generation of smoke and debris from impacts.
The first, Toggle Normal Maps, will disable all normal maps in the scene so that you can get a faster viewport FPS while working. The second, Blender Normal Groups, will replace the normal map nodes with a custom normal mapping setup that will render much faster but may not be as accurate. For some reason these are both implemented in the node editor toolbar and overwrite each other, so maybe I or someone else can fork them and put both options in the Simplify panel in the render properties.
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We are developing a new differentiable simulator for robotics learning, called Tiny Differentiable Simulator, or TDS. The simulator allows for hybrid simulation with neural networks. It allows different automatic differentiation backends, for forward and reverse mode gradients. TDS can be trained using Deep Reinforcement Learning, or using Gradient based optimization (for example LFBGS). In addition, the simulator can be entirely run on CUDA for fast rollouts, in combination with Augmented Random Search. This allows for 1 million simulation steps per second. 2ff7e9595c
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