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Using Mimic to Make Poser Characters Talk
Configuration Files to Create Poser Talking Characters
Analyzing Sound to Create Poser Talking Characters
Using Phoneme Strength to Create Poser Talking Characters
Expressions for Poser Talking Characters
Using Playback to Create Poser Talking Characters
Using Keyframes to Create Poser Talking Characters
Sound Range for Poser Talking Characters
Using Lip Sync to Create Poser Talking Characters
Using Set Interpolation to Create Poser Talking Characters
Adding Phonemes to Create Poser Talking Characters
How to Smooth Out Poser Talking Characters
Using Linear Interpolation to Create Poser Talking Characters
Unwanted Effects for Poser Talking Characters
Using Talk Designer to Create Poser Talking Characters
Summary: Learn how to add phonemes to create Poser software characters that talk with expert 3D animation and rendering tips in this free software tutorial video.
John Carstarphen is an experienced independent filmmaker, screenwriter, animator and teacher. His work as a writer/director has been seen in international film festivals including...read more
"JOHN CARSTARPHEN: Hi. This is John Carstarphen for Expert Village. So, we'll stop the slider bar at the beginning and we'll set the T shape to that. Now, one thing you'll notice right away is that, as we start manually adding key frames, we go from the first key frame to the next key frame, there is a huge space. There is a huge difference between the first and second key frame, and that's probably going to create some distortion. Not now, but as we get further along in the timeline, it's going to affect other key frames in a negative way, so we'll have to keep our eye on that. And we're going to give this kind of a neutral position."
eHow Article: Adding Phonemes to Create Poser Talking Characters
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sumthinwong said
on 9/9/2008 Topic is interesting but video leaves a lot to be desired, topic is not continuous, like watching a teeser, with no reference to the completed video. A video in its entirety is needed on this subject.