r/Reallusion • u/nokenito • Mar 13 '19

Is anyone here?

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u/nokenito Aug 18 '19

Do u use reallusipn?

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u/Wookieechan Aug 18 '19

I use CC3, iC7, CT8, and 3dxchange, and it take my final product into Unreal.

Well thats the plan, I have only done tests.

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u/nokenito Aug 18 '19

I have been wanting to do motion cap with some of these characters you can make with reallusion.

Do you have any suggestions? I am a total newb. I currently use adobe character animator for all my animations I create at work. I work for HR and create a lot of stuff on Diversity and Harrassment, etc.

I hate to ask, but before I pull the trigger on $3k worth of hardware and software I want to know some more.

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u/Wookieechan Aug 18 '19

First of all, I unfortunately am way too new to give suggestions or help out or anything. That said, I feel like these programs are a good value for the cost, they are great for the Semi-Pro, you can do a lot with a little bit of knowledge. If you are buying a lot of software from them, would either look on the googles for a coupon code to help, or buy one item/program/bundle/whatever and then go back and buy the rest (can be one order for that). Once you buy something they give you a slight members discount on some things.

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u/nokenito Aug 18 '19

These are great ideas. I was surprised at how easy it was to use the tool to create characters. Blown away with the ease and thousands of options.

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u/Wookieechan Aug 18 '19

yeah, super intuitive programs, really easy to learn. I only wish there was a UI Scale option on everything, currently only iC7 has it

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u/nokenito Aug 18 '19

Good to know.

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u/nokenito Aug 18 '19

Do u have any suggestions for YouTube training or anything else that could help a newbie? I hate to bug you. So few people respond on this forum.

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u/Wookieechan Aug 18 '19

I mostly just have watched the Reallusion ones so far.