I see CrazyTalk is currently selling for $50, but if you get on their mailing list and are patient you can get it for less, $30 or so. The above examples were made when I first began learning CrazyTalk and don’t really do justice to what the software is capable of. The above talking head videos were made in CrazyTalk, one of my favorite softwares.
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I’ve since learned how to layer talking heads on top of moving characters in Hitfilm, which is rather more interesting. Thus, from an artistic perspective, one wonders what the point of the buildings are?Īnyway, to quickly illustrate a talking character, here’s a quick vid I made years ago when I was just getting started in all this. But the human component of Sketchup land is pretty lifeless. Architecture is created to serve human beings. Well, here’s a general philosophical point. Not sure what I would do with a talking character but it would be interesting to see one. I’m generally aware of that site, but hadn’t gotten around to engaging there yet.
Would also suggest you start a thread on this topic in SketchUcation forum Would you be interested in creating characters who can talk? If yes, I could be helpful there.Īny portion of a model that can be accessed, can be animated.Īh, I see.
Unreal Engine and Unity might possibly be a solution, but that’s a different subject, one I’m not qualified to comment on as of yet.
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And most of the Pro users probably don’t care about such things. I would love to see SketchUp evolved so that the scenes could more easily include people in action, but that’s probably asking too much, and if such a feature were added it would be quite unlikely to be included in the free version. The only solution I know at the moment is to export an animated SketchUp scene to a video, import the video in to Hitfilm, and then layer an animated 3D character on top of the SketchUp video. I could be wrong, that’s just my best understanding at the moment. You seem to already know that.īut as best I can tell you can’t animate parts of a character such as arms and legs to create real walking. I can see in Justin’s videos that in Animator you could animate a character sliding down the sidewalk for example. But I’m not sure that would help in regards to SketchUp. You can add a skeleton to a character in Mixamo, MakeHuman and probably Blender too. I was trying to see if there was a way to create a character and then animate it in SketchUp with Animator.
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