Explore the process of creating a cinematic game teaser using iClone 8 and Character Creator 4 in this informative video tutorial by Loïc Bramoullé, winner of the Reallusion 2021 iClone Lip Sync Animation Contest. Learn key steps and tips for building a compelling game trailer, including storyboarding, character creation, motion capture, and animation techniques. Discover how to leverage iClone 8's motion editing tools, ActorCore motion library, and facial animation features alongside Blender for environment creation and rendering. Gain insights into the versatility of the Character Creator pipeline and the integration of various software tools to achieve professional-quality results in game trailer production.
Overview
Syllabus
Game trailer opening
Introduction
Quick peek at Loic's work
Storyboard
Finalize the style, characters & environment
Creating 3d environment
Creating the character Headshot, CC Blender add-on
Character customization in Blender
Mocap in iClone with Perception Neuron tools
iClone 8 Motion editing tools with 3Dconnexion SpaceMouse
Using ActorCore motion library
Facial animation in iClone
Lights, scenes composition, rendering in Blender
My experience with Reallusion software
Game trailer closing
Taught by
Reallusion
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