[Opensim-users] Converting the Carnegie Mellon Animations?

[Karen Palen]

Can you suggest a few?

I have several of the commercial  MoCap collections for Poser which do well
as far as they go, but are not shareable.

http://www.sharecg.com has  a lot of free (and often unrestricted)
animations, but otherwise most of the Poser websites concentrate on props of
one sort or another.

Karen


On Tue, Mar 9, 2010 at 9:52 PM, TaraDesoto <taradesoto at gmail.com> wrote:

>
>  I have worked with these animations , they seem good on the surface , but
> once you get into them , you will find that many don't have a use in the
> opensim context .   There are much better sources of animations for this
> environment than the carnegie mellon ones .. You have to actually edit them
> down to size a lot of times too and that can be hectic and many times ,
> dont
> look just right when you do it .   Animations are one of the hardest things
> to get your hands on in this environment and animators are like gold here
> but I have found that this source is limited in its usefulness since there
> are easier ways to get better animations that fit this enviroment .
>
> I dont want to dissuade anyone from what appears to be a great source for a
> massive amount of animations ,  I am only saying that I have personally
> found that there are better ways to obtain Opensim animations for your grid
> .  They look good at first , but you will soon see once you get into them
> that they are not a perfect fit for our use
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