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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 about unwanted effects when trying 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. It's not the smoothest interpolation we can have but it is smooth. Now, if I were to make all this green by clicking on the spline selection, let's go back and see what we have. And you can see that we're already getting some distortion in the lip movement, and that's because--let's take a look at the graph. We look at the mouth "m" phoneme, and we can see that there's a huge bubble in the timeline, and that's not really because of adding the "m" phoneme; it's because it's working with other phonemes. So you have to be careful about adding and taking away phonemes, and that's one of the downsides of working with manual key framing in lip-sync animation."
eHow Article: Unwanted Effects for Poser Talking Characters
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