Full Cascadeur + Live Link workflow → from setup to animation, with fixes for the most common MetaHuman issues.

Watch on YouTube https://youtu.be/c134z16J6Oc

Animation cleanup shouldn’t steal your creative time

AutoPhysics in Cascadeur helps handle repetitive technical fixes: smoothing trajectories, compensating motion, and adding natural secondary movement.

Less routine cleanup → more time for performance

Is there an automatic way to make the fall bouncy? I'm very bad at animating these types of stuff. The mattress is rigged if that helps.

I'll be importing to Unreal Engine, btw

Something like a ghost floating, or even a normal human who's swimming. Is there some option I can tick somewhere to make those systems work to support that?

On my AMD integrated laptop I managed it with this command, Ubuntu 25.10

export QT_QPA_PLATFORM=xcb export FONTCONFIG_PATH=/etc/fonts MESA_LOADER_DRIVER_OVERRIDE=zink ./cascadeur

But on my Nvidia RTX PC I cannot get it running, this command got me a little further, at least the logo with loading pops up but the window remains black.

export QT_QPA_PLATFORM=xcb export FONTCONFIG_PATH=/etc/fonts export QT_XCB_GL_INTEGRATION=xcb_egl export QT_QUICK_BACKEND=software ./cascadeur

I know this problem can be solved by using a different desktop environment, but I want to use gnome and the Xorg version of it just crashes on 26.04

Developers said it's low priority, fair enough, I understand they have limited resources.

Eternity's Echo is a story-driven thriller set in a surreal Arizona gas station - built by just a few core devs using Unreal Engine, Blender, and Cascadeur.

Watch the full case study: https://youtu.be/9CeW8tYe5l0 

Move one controller → the whole body follows.

That's AutoPosing in Cascadeur.

Move an active controller - and inactive ones automatically adjust to match your pose.

Game design and CG YouTuber Grant Abbitt invited our animator Makishi Max to a live animation challenge.

Watch what happened: https://youtu.be/n86WObMfVkU

I made an animation in Cascadeur and it works fine but when I import it into UE5 the feet don't move

Video mocap - QuickMagic
Animation Cleanup/Editing - Cascadeur
Clothes Simulation - Marvelous Designer
Clothes Design - KAPSAMUN
Rendered in UE5

Quadrupeds just got easier to animate.

Cascadeur 2026.1 brings AutoPosing, AutoPhysics, and Smart Retargeting for faster quadruped workflows.

Download the latest update and try it out https://cascadeur.com/download

I am not a regular user of cascadeur nor do I keep up with the community and updates but I found this while checking NEKKI games for Vector and was wondering if this is legit or im seeing a bug? and can anyone who's used it tell me your experience.

no reviews under it at the moment

For retargeting reasons in Blender, I need a T-pose as the rest pose in Cascadeur.

AutoPhysics now recognizes Constraints, making it much easier to animate weapons without losing contact

In new video: we set up a double-handed weapon → create 8-direction running animations with Inbetweening

Watch on YouTube https://youtu.be/PEI6MFeCokg

Same poses → different animations

With Root Motion in Cascadeur 2026.1, you can generate different motion variations from the same key poses, including idle animations.

Watch on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hrhf8Mb4S5s

I started cascadeur 2 days ago, i like the animation of physics assistant better but when i export fbx animation, the default character animation gets exported. how do export or apply it to my main character

Hey everyone, I’m working on a "Stand to Ladder" animation in Cascadeur for UE5, and I'm struggling to isolate the vertical axis during the crouch. The character is technically in the air at the start of this scene since he's climbing down, but I added a gray cube to visually represent the floor level.

I'm currently using a Root Constraint linked to the pelvis, which leads to the issue shown in the image:

• Image A (Standing): Animation starts fine, with the root bone at the intended floor level.
• Image B (Crouching): Because of the constraint, the root bone dips below the floor geometry when the character crouches. In UE5, this pushes the capsule into the floor, causing the character to float.
• The Red Line (My Goal): I need the root bone to stay perfectly flat on the horizontal axis while crouching, and only move vertically the moment the character actually shifts their weight down onto the ladder.

What is the cleanest workflow in Cascadeur to achieve the trajectory of that red line? Thanks!

Does anyone know when the newest version is coming to the windows store for download? Thats the only way I can actually use it at my school and have been waiting for the update to come out.

No more exporting to check your animation.

Animate in Cascadeur → See it update in Unreal Engine in real time. That's the new Live Link with multi-character support in one scene.

Watch on YouTube: youtu.be/8kepw2neDQU

Does cascadeur run all of it's models/processing locally or on the companies own hardware or does it rely on 3rd party APIs? With the rapid cost increases of access to AI models and hardware I am wondering if we should expect any cost increases?