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Rokoko Motion Library coming to Maya

Rokoko Motion Library coming to Maya

by Paul Roberts
March 21, 2019
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At GDC Autodesk announced a collaboration with Rokoko to bring their library of professional motion capture clips to Maya. Currently available in Unity, thousands of clips will become available to Maya artists, with the majority costing between $3 – $6. Find out more on the Motion Library website and watch a trailer on YouTube.

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Akcabey
6 years ago

Blender is rock, open source revolution is unavoidable. İn the near future art will be value , not programs

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Alexey Vanzhula
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6 years ago

Exactly! Blender is amazing software and increasingly used in production

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Roger
Reply to  Alexey Vanzhula
6 years ago

Yea, but you guys left out the part where it’s free. But maybe that has nothing to do with it.

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Badbullet
Reply to  Akcabey
6 years ago

What does that have to do with this topic?

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Juang3d
Reply to  Badbullet
6 years ago

I agree… don’t understand why Blender is important here XD

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Alexey Vanzhula
Reply to  Badbullet
6 years ago

This is because the Blender community creates a quality product. Autodesk buys technologies and puts them in Maya, creating the illusion that the product is evolving. In fact, Maya development has long ceased. A bunch of different technologies only reduces the stability of the program. I say this as someone who spent 13 years in Maya

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Badbullet
Reply to  Alexey Vanzhula
6 years ago

It still doesn’t justify blurting out something completely off topic to spam Blender in EVERY topic that has nothing to do with Blender. Not even a “Blender has a professional mo-cap clip library too”. Just a, “Blender is better” with nothing to do with mo-cap. It gets really annoying. I don’t mind a discussion of Blender mixed into topics, just put some actual substance in the comments instead of generic spam.

Literally, the old joke that is used for engineers can be swapped out here. “How can you tell if someone uses Blender? Don’t worry, they’ll tell you.”

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Sugz
Reply to  Badbullet
6 years ago

Exactly my thought…

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Icelander
Reply to  Badbullet
6 years ago

Badbullet, i totally agree.

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DarrenC
Reply to  Icelander
6 years ago

hate blender, why is it always in the comments….

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Juang3d
Reply to  Alexey Vanzhula
6 years ago

I did not knew that Rokoko motion library was created by anyone from the Blender community, in fact I can’t see a single thing related to Blender in their website, it’s all for Unity, could be cool if you could point who was the blender related person that created this 🙂

In any case, these are just motion capture clips, it’s a motion capture library, I it’s pretty cool that they enlarge their client base IMHO.

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Martin Coven
Reply to  Akcabey
6 years ago

?? Don’t understand the connection.

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Juang3d
Reply to  Martin Coven
6 years ago

Me neither… that is why I’m asking, I can´t see any relation…

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eloi
Reply to  Martin Coven
6 years ago

The connection is: Its internet.

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Juang3d
Reply to  eloi
6 years ago

LOL! Don’t be so bad XD I want to know where is the connection, there must be one or that user is just mistaken

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Roger
Reply to  Juang3d
6 years ago

I’d like to add that Beyonce had one of the best albums of the year a few years back. Since we’re all off topic anyway.

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