12. Motion capture part 4 - Final
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When i finish editing the animation, i decided to add a background to the characters. When i downloaded the characters i chose their suit for the fact that i already worked on a sci-fi scene and this would suit it. I imported my assets and positioned them in a way that would work with the animation. As this became a very heavy scene, the render times increased too much for me to spend many hours rendering, so i made one single export of the background and then exported the animation separately. To finish i took it into After effects and made a short edit so they look more like they belong in the scene. The process of recording motion capture data was very fun to do, i enjoyed seeing the character move as we moved as well. Adding the data and skinning the character were the most difficult parts as this is the first time that i do it. It was a little hard to understand why some things were not working, however once i had a general understanding it started to become easier to do....