In order to accomplish this, I decided to take a different approach to my documentation methodology for this post - opting instead to live stream and record my reactions to each technique in real time as opposed to merely reflecting on the process after the fact. So that was my bias upon exploring these different techniques, however, I tried to remain neutral in my critiques of each feature. Working within an extensive self-teaching model, I have watched numerous tutorials on all the featured mentioned below and by and large, the LiveFace plug-in (mocap feature which uses Apple's TrueDepth Camera) came most recommended.
First and foremost, I want to mention that I harbored a few biases going into this assignment. If your Wi-Fi is disabled, then select Bluetooth and USB only.Ĭomplete the settings on the computer and automatically get connected.As someone who is, so far, working exclusively in iClone 7, I decided to document my trial and errors with a few of their facial animation techniques (whether manual features or motion capture plug-ins available as an iClone pipeline feature). On your iPhone, go to Settings > Cellular > Personal Spot and turn it on. Make sure that the latest version of iTunes is installed on the computer, which allows your iPhone to be recognized by the computer. If your mobile data connection is enabled, then you can use the iPhone hotspot (3G/4G SIM card required) to share internet to the computer via USB tethering. Make sure the IP addresses of iPhone and on LIVE FACE are identical.You will see the interface name for connecting iPhone to the Ethernet, click it.
Click the Ethernet item in the Settings page.In the Settings, turn ON the Airplane Mode and turn OFF the Wi-Fi of your iPhone.Connect your PC and iPhone to an Ethernet hub (avoid from the WAN socket).* It is highly recommended that you connect the iPhone and the computer through a USB cable, in order to avoid a Wi-Fi connection quality problem and to ensure a smoother capture frame rate. You could choose either of the following methods: shared Wi-Fi, Hotspot, or USB cable. For faster and more stable data transferring, the computer and iPhones that participate in the connection sequence must be in the same domain.
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