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**cmruloah** · 06-11-2008, 08:25 PM

Hey, Han Motion-capture equipment is really exspensive. But i hear that there is technology that can capture from video and create a stable BVH file. know anything about it? i have been searching.

Well the only other "motion capture" or basically "pixel capture" off a raw video can be found in Autodesk Combustion and Adobe After Effects.

I havent used combustion, but I have implemented the after effects "motion tracking" tool for alot of uses. (Hovering futuristic 3D panels for example).

But I am not sure if this is purely for literally capturing vector keying for biped animations....something we all should ask ILM.....lol

But....like what JSchmidt said, its do-able, but alot of clean up if working from a video source purely.

06-11-2008, 08:25 PM	#9
cmruloah Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 490 Senior Member	Hey, Han Motion-capture equipment is really exspensive. But i hear that there is technology that can capture from video and create a stable BVH file. know anything about it? i have been searching. Well the only other "motion capture" or basically "pixel capture" off a raw video can be found in Autodesk Combustion and Adobe After Effects. I havent used combustion, but I have implemented the after effects "motion tracking" tool for alot of uses. (Hovering futuristic 3D panels for example). But I am not sure if this is purely for literally capturing vector keying for biped animations....something we all should ask ILM.....lol But....like what JSchmidt said, its do-able, but alot of clean up if working from a video source purely.
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