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Filthy Haiku posted:I'm Poochy, the rockin dog. RIP
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jojoinnit posted:Someone is bad at removing the background in Photoshop A S S T H E T I C
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By popular demand posted:FACT:You are now itchy. The Bloop posted:I'm more scratchy, really I'm Bruno Hockaloogie
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Fartbox posted:Yeah, haha, lets see thos feet haha I;m thinking about thos Toe Beans 
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Screaming Idiot posted:Mocap animation will never not be hideous and lifeless. thats just how madds looks
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It's great for body movements, but as soon as you try and use it for facial expression, ugh.
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It's uncanny valley territory because the textures and especially the eyes are never quite right, but the face obviously moves in a very realistic way.
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It's also gotten a whole lot better even just in the past five years.
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bike tory posted:It's uncanny valley territory because the textures and especially the eyes are never quite right, but the face obviously moves in a very realistic way. Also some people are just more sensitive to uncanny valley stuff than others.
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I should have screencapped this back when I saw it but in my area there was a craigslist listing for a circular saw that went something like this:quote:Wife is making me sell this saw
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Nov 26, 2019 13:15
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The truth is that anything from Slidell is cursed.
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Leon Sumbitches posted:The truth is that anything from Slidell is cursed. But definitely not haunted.
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"THAT bitch gets to go in the space capsule and not meeeee?!"
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bike tory posted:It's uncanny valley territory because the textures and especially the eyes are never quite right, but the face obviously moves in a very realistic way. While the eyes are a huge part, I think the minute facial movements in areas like the forehead, cheeks, and nose are usually off or underanimated as well, which makes the faces feel very stiff.
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MrXmas posted:While the eyes are a huge part, I think the minute facial movements in areas like the forehead, cheeks, and nose are usually off or underanimated as well, which makes the faces feel very stiff. This, if you ever see a CG mocap performance next to the real actor it jumps out immediately. I sometimes think they're doing really well with this tech (which they are, too be fair), but it jumps right back into looking wooden and robotic after that.
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There's a reason the Polar Express is widely regarded as the scariest film of all time.
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Mocap looks perfect with near-humans like Caesar and Hulk A ways to go on perfect humans though for sure
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Parts Kit posted:I should have screencapped this back when I saw it but in my area there was a craigslist listing for a circular saw that went something like this: 
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The Bloop posted:Mocap looks perfect with near-humans like Caesar and Hulk So you're saying it works just fine for landlords? 
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MrXmas posted:While the eyes are a huge part, I think the minute facial movements in areas like the forehead, cheeks, and nose are usually off or underanimated as well, which makes the faces feel very stiff. Corridor Digital does a series where they talk about good and bag CGI and what makes it good or bad, and they've done a lot on faces and facial capture. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_4WrKeoeZhk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=geJg1CZv_-Y Simply put, there's a ton of very minor things about real faces that you don't consciously notice but tell you that something is real. This includes pores and wrinkles that stretch as the face moves, light reflecting and passing through the skin correctly at different angles (like having a little red sheen on the ears or end of the nose when lit from behind because of light passing through the skin, or stubble that catches the light properly), and the correct parts of the face moving when other muscles connected to it move. One of the biggest mistakes with CG faces like Princess Leia in Rogue One is that along with the other problems, the wrong muscles move. She does things like lift her upper lip separately when talking, a motion that's physically impossible for a human and makes it look like it's being lifted for her.
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RareAcumen posted:So you're saying it works just fine for landlords? That cat is brave enough
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re dead 3d faces, this always makes me lol https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72VXMjO14oc
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Krankenstyle posted:re dead 3d faces, this always makes me lol They also had legit outtakes because of the facial and motion capture methods: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUAo5hZCBZE
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chitoryu12 posted:They also had legit outtakes because of the facial and motion capture methods: I find that fascinating. It's like a legit milestone: bloopers from video game characters that aren't fake.
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Nov 26, 2019 19:14
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 Gimme librety or gimme ded
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Gonna guess that's a bit of Spanish wordplay.
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null_pointer posted:
Free Ty! For god's sake he's been in that hot bed all morning.
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chitoryu12 posted:They also had legit outtakes because of the facial and motion capture methods: That's hilarious, and kinda works around the halfway-there models and movement. Burst out laughing at the random sneeze.
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To be fair that cat is failing hard at having fur which is a pretty basic cat thing.
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Shifty Nipples posted:To be fair that cat is failing hard at having fur which is a pretty basic cat thing. And here I was thinking a hairless cat wouldn't have hairballs, but this is much MUCH worse.......
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I really enjoyed a lot of LA Noir, and I think I'm less sensitive to the uncanny valley than some people, but my god I played through that game not being able to understand what people's faces were doing. It was kind of surreal to have a conversation with an NPC, and their face would make an expression, and I just wouldn't understand it even though I was clearly expected to. I wonder if that's what some forms of autism is like.
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RoboRodent posted:I really enjoyed a lot of LA Noir, and I think I'm less sensitive to the uncanny valley than some people, but my god I played through that game not being able to understand what people's faces were doing. It was kind of surreal to have a conversation with an NPC, and their face would make an expression, and I just wouldn't understand it even though I was clearly expected to. I feel you. The facial capture wasn’t perfect so any expressions that weren’t exaggerated looked a little wonky, which is not good for a game that requires careful study of people’s faces and tone of voice!
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chitoryu12 posted:not good for a game that requires careful study of people’s faces and tone of voice! But that's not what LA Noir was. It was simply 'LA Confidential - the game' without the title. If you've seen the movie you don't need to understand the game characters expressions or vocalization baseline since you know the thrust of everything that's happening already.
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RoboRodent posted:I really enjoyed a lot of LA Noir, and I think I'm less sensitive to the uncanny valley than some people, but my god I played through that game not being able to understand what people's faces were doing. It was kind of surreal to have a conversation with an NPC, and their face would make an expression, and I just wouldn't understand it even though I was clearly expected to. They tried to market it with the face capture tech being a great tool for the autistic to learn facial cues, but normal human beings aren’t nearly that hammy in normal situations. Doesn’t help that they last-minute changed the dialogue choice labels from “coax/force/accuse” to “truth/doubt/lie” either.
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Dewgy posted:They tried to market it with the face capture tech being a great tool for the autistic to learn facial cues, but normal human beings aren’t nearly that hammy in normal situations. Doesn’t help that they last-minute changed the dialogue choice labels from “coax/force/accuse” to “truth/doubt/lie” either. It's pretty instructive watching things like the impeachment hearings, and the slightest, subtlest deviation from "total Congress poker face" is hailed far and wide as a giant impact-font reaction meme.
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DandyLion posted:And here I was thinking a hairless cat wouldn't have hairballs, but this is much MUCH worse....... Cactus balls was my nickname in high school. Don't ask.
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https://mobile.twitter.com/41Strange/status/1198777550333284352
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then stop inviting those questions by giving up perfectly battle ready horses!
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