Unity 3D Game | Survival Shooter Nightmares
Play DIY motion capture with Kinect 2, Unity and Cinema MoCap
Description
Have you always wanted your characters to walk around like you do? Then look no further :) Using Kinect v2 in conjunction with Unity you can record your own animation data, even without having a marker suit for example. In my video I show you how you can use the tool Cinema Mo Cap in order to record and import your animations to a 3D Model of your choice - Have fun!
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George What's the theoretical maximum number of sensors this can handle, and what's the biggest limiting factor for adding more?
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