So naturally, would-be animators do not need to know any kind of game development knowledge or coding skills to start off with iClone. That and the fact that you do not need to model, sculpt, or build anything from scratch.

The beauty of iClone is its logical, user-friendly approach. IClone cameras can all become VR 360 cameras that are able to render VR video that can be shared instantly to VeeR, Youtube, Facebook, or viewed on your head mounted display (HMD) of choice: HTC Vive, GearVR, Oculus, Google Cardboard and more.įor more instructions on how to use the software, visit Reallusion’s iClone 7 – Tutorials playlist. Use content from the Reallusion Marketplace, or import your own 3D models or import 3D models from other libraries like 3D Warehouse, 3ds Max, Daz, Maya, and more to fill your scene.

Setting up a project is fast and easy with drag and drop placement and editing objects to your scene. Compared to game engines enhanced with cinematic timelines, iClone 7 is, according to Reallusion, “much easier to start or include into an existing production pipeline as there is no need to have specific game development knowledge or coding capabilities.” IClone 7 is a fast and intuitive video content creation pipeline. Honored to be working with this global enterprise, VeeR invited Enoc Burgos, Partnership Marketing Manager at Reallusion, to enlighten us on the company’s latest product-iClone 7.įor more information, visit Introducing iClone 7 The Reallusion Content Store also features virtual assets developed by their Art and Content divisions to accelerate users’ production cycles.

Reallusion has two main product lines CrazyTalk for 2D animation, and iClone for 3D animation which provide both casual and professional consumers with easy-to-use avatar animation, facial morphing and voice lip-sync solutions for real-time 2D and 3D animation. Reallusion, 3D Animation Magnate from Silicon Valley, Strikes Again with iClone 7Ģ6 Sep, 2017 Behind The Scene Mina BradleyĪbout: Headquartered in Silicon Valley, Reallusion is a leader in the development of 2D and 3D cinematic animation tools since 2000.

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