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Quadruped Walk With
Mini Arm-Xtension Rig
Details: HD Processed Xsens Data
The Mini Arm-Xtensions worked well with the software because body dimensions didn't have to be exaggerated too much to incorporate the use of them.
Quadruped Walk & Run
With Arm-Xtension Rig
Details: HD Process Xsens Data
The body length measurements had to be adjusted a lot to incorporate the length of the arms. Additional Y splits (2 on each arm) were used, to place the hand sensors on the lower part of the Arm-Xtensions.
Werewolf Walk Cycle With Monster Feet Rig
Details: Real-Time Xsens Data Via Unreal Engine fbx Export
We Use real-time capture to be able to review the mocap performance and the advantage and disadvantage of our creature rigs. It also allows animators to review and know the true quality of the data the rig produces. The Monster Feet Rigs enables an actor to keep their heels high and create a digitigrade leg skeleton without having to be much higher than their normal height like our Monster Legs.
Werewolf Walk Cycle With Monster Leg Rig
Details: Optitrack Real-Time Data
The Monster Leg Rigs give a more accurate digitigrade leg performance data and weight to the 3d character movement.
Details: Optitrack Real-Time Data
This was the first time that a mechanical tail was made to try and create tail data via mocap. Combine with the Monster Legs, this creature/monster data is One Of A Kind!
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Sytan Walk Cycle With Monster Leg and Tail Rig
Werewolf & Sytan Walking
Around Locomotion
Details: Optitrack Real-Time Data
This data includes one character with just the Monster Legs and the other character with the Monster Legs and Creature Tail Rig.
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Tricking Combo By J.J. Battell
Details: Xsens HD Processed Data
We had UK stunt performer J.J perform a tricking combo for fun after a shoot, which went viral on social media thanks to animator & creative director, John Likens for retargeting the data on to one of his Ninja Turtle Models.
The data is unedited but post processed through Xsens Mvn System.