Learn how to import Character Creator 4 avatars into Unreal Engine 5.0.1 with full motion, facial expressions, and viseme lip sync capabilities in this comprehensive tutorial. Follow step-by-step instructions to integrate CC4 avatars as main characters or NPCs in your game projects, and import iClone Motion Files as Animation Sequences, including iMotion Plus with facial expressions and lip sync. Gain practical knowledge on leveraging these powerful tools for creating dynamic, expressive characters in your 3D animations and game development projects. Access additional resources and links to essential software, plugins, and content marketplaces to enhance your workflow and expand your creative possibilities.
Character Creator 4 Avatar to Unreal Engine 5 with Motion, Facial, and Viseme Lip Sync - Tutorial
Freedom Arts - 3D Animation & Game Developer via YouTube
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Character Creator 4 Avatar to Unreal Engine 5.0.1 with Motion + Facial + Viseme Lip Sync - Tutorial
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Freedom Arts - 3D Animation & Game Developer
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