You can follow the video tutorials below to quickly get familiar with CTA 2, or check out "Online Help" below for more product knowledge. Since CTA 2 covers most features in CTA 1, you can also visit "CTA 1 Training Resources" to learn the classical features. PRO / Standard Online Help *Most tutorials are recording using the Pipeline edition, however software operations are the same in in all editions. Please do refer to the edition comparison to know the differences. Getting Started with CrazyTalk Animator 2 Intro to Production Environment Intro to Render Style Camera & 3D View Insert Frames and Timeline Shifting Intro to Character Types Basic Character Head Creation Basic Character Body Creation Creating a Character from a 2D Image: Part 1 Creating a Character from a 2D Image: Part 2 Create Talking Characters from Photos Basic Character Creation in Flash: Part 1 Basic Character Creation in Flash: Part 2 Multi Angle G2 Character Creation in Flash

Creating Eye Sprite Pose Libraries in Flash (3rd-party) Creating A New G2 Character for CrazyTalk Animator Using Puppet Producer: Part 1 Intro to Character Animation Face - Audio Lip-sync Face - Basic Facial Puppeteering Face - Advanved Facial Puppeteering 2D - Body Motion Puppeteering 2D Motion Key Editor 3D Motion Key Editor Importing iClone Motions to CrazyTalk Animator 2 Importing External 3D Motions to CrazyTalk Animator 3D Performance with the Runtime Composer Creating Re-usable Perform Motions Create Cartoon Style Animation Customize Animation Templates for PowerPoint/Keynote Intro to Stage & SFX Composing Props from Flash Components iProp Action Menu and Sprite Library Create Animated Effects in Powerpoint/Keynote Capture PNG & AniGIF for Presentation Create Animated Effects inside PowerPoint/Keynote Custom Animated Bullets for PowerPoint Create Face Avatars for Keynote

Creating and Animating 2D Characters for Unity Games Setting Up a Scene and Character Animation in Unity Adding a Talking Avatar to a 2D Game Scene in Unity More Training Documents for Pipeline Edition Login to your member account, and learn how to create your own multi-dimensional actors. Register any edition of CrazyTalk Animator 2 under your Reallusion member account to gain access to this valuable document in your personal member page.Visit my Youtube Channel and Please Subscribe if you like what you see! iClone 6 Showcase & Demoreel using old and new projects to test the new engine. Animation & Video Home I recently teased the above Bat Storm image on my Facebook wall stating that it was a future iClone project that I hoped to work on. The image is just a fun test that I put together, in the space of about an hour or so of tinkering, after purchasing a bunch of Superhero content through the Reallusion Content Store and Market Place. Because the image looks cartoonish you could be forgiven for thinking it's something I drew myself.

If you're not familiar with iClone and 3D animation techniques in general I thought I'd draw back the curtain a little and show you how this image was made.ready made curtain von kvadrat To begin, for all the crap (to be nice about it) GoAnimators get for animating with pre-made and pre-animated content, in the 3D animation community it's just a generally accepted practice to use other people's models, props sets etc. and no one ever calls them out on it (well I did once to a 3D illustrator and he got hugely upset about the thought of having to credit someone else for the models he was using in his illustrations).fireside insulated tab top curtains Sure there are people making original models but a great percentage of animators use existing models that they customize as necessary to suit their projects. olefin outdoor grommet top curtain panels

Which is what I intend to do for my Bat Storm, iClone project once I get to it. To begin on my image, I purchased an existing Batman character model created by Channel Cat and created my Bat Storm Chest logo in Photo Plus.99 curtains renotalk To save time I simply looked for a similar lightening logo and adapted it to my needs (see image above).rio ready made eyelet curtains chocolate Below you can see the original Batman model on the left and my version with the Bat Storm logo on the right. debenhams ready made blackout curtainsThe only other modification I made was to make the eyes a little less white so they didn't seem to glow as much. The great thing about iClone is that it's very easy to modify textures on models.

You simply locate the texture you want to change, click the button that launches your preferred graphic editor, and make whatever changes you like. As soon as you save your changes the modified texture is saved with the current version of the model. Below you can see the shirt texture with Bat Storm logo as it looks in my graphic editor. Bat Storm Shirt texture. Once the model is complete the next stage is to strike a pose. This you can do by dragging any number of action animations onto the character and then selecting a key frame from the animated sequence, or you can adjust every limb manually yourself using the Edit Motion Layer Dialogue box. This pose is a combination of a single frame froman animated sequence and making custom adjustmentsusing the Edit Motion Layer Dialogue box. Once you have your pose, use the camera to get the best dramatic angle. Next add a background. I chose a nice, cool storm cloud background that was already in my iClone content library.