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I remember this being solved over ten years ago, without ML, there was this software that seamlessly blended between poses and activities (morphine or something
by ricardobeat 4y ago
I remember this being solved over ten years ago, without ML, there was this software that seamlessly blended between poses and activities (morphine or something like that?). I wonder what happened to them. Unreal 5 also has similar tech.
- saint_angels 4y agocan't find anything on "morphine", but animation blending is something that Unity/Unreal/etc had for a while. Although, I don't think any publicly available engine solves this like Ubisoft ML models do. Usually it requires at lot of work to look seamless
- ricardobeat 4y agoThe demo was a blender-like environment, with opaque white human models. You could shoot arrows at them, bullets, switch between poses and animations or set up obstacles to watch them react realistically and tumble around. This was sometime before 2010.