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Making Digital Characters Emote

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The booming gaming market, films like Polar Express and increasing use of animation in commercials has challenged animation studios to create near-photorealistic 3D CG-animated characters. The problem, however, is that while today’s animation software allows the creation of such characters, the task of making them move and react in a realistic manner is arduous to say the least.


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does this work well for the characters other than human or a blended character of human and fish
Posted by rajkumar on Wednesday, January 31, 2007 @ 09:15 AM

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