Tse Cheng

One important reason for using a physics-based motion processor is that the character can still maintain reasonable motion even when mocap tracking is lost or the input quality is poor. For example, with optical mocap, the tracking data can disappear once you leave the tracking area. A physics-based human model can keep the character in a natural state instead of breaking together with the tracking.

Yugo (VTubing in Blender) node sneak peek — releasing soon, probably this Friday. 👀 This is one of our physics-based motion source. It interact with rigid body in Blender, using NVIDIA ProtoMotion. if the character is about to fall, the node can give motion and step back toward the pose or position defined by the motion input, helping the character recover naturally in livestream. #b3d #Yugo

Vtuber 3D Hair sim in blender #b3d

Blender conference!

vtuber hair model #b3d

Here's my new hair texture setup #b3d #mtoon

commission for @NinanininVT #b3d

This is how it works! #b3d

using backface to create anime style mouth #b3d