The annotated SVG skeleton is a separate download, but that server is out of quota :( Someone have it?
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#12Great to see this thing open sourced. Adobe has a product for such things.
At the level of fidelity of the demo, it's not yet a product.
The demo is very promising, though.
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#13Next step: output to a deep-fake synthesizer instead of SVG. Jump from animation to cinema.
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#14The annotated SVG skeleton is a separate download, but that server is out of quota :( Someone have it?
you can find about 5 svg skeletons inside the github's folder: resources/illustration/ Have fun
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#15The annotated SVG skeleton is a separate download, but that server is out of quota :( Someone have it?
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#17Bravo!
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#18Awesome, this is getting the idea mill in my head started. Animated short comics would be a great use case.
Need some South Park vector models!
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#19The annotated SVG skeleton is a separate download, but that server is out of quota :( Someone have it?
you can find about 5 svg skeletons inside the github's folder: resources/illustration/ Have fun
Why is this down voted? I hate it when people do that and offer no explanation. Totally useless input, even harmful. HN should force comment on down-vote.
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#20> This is not an officially supported Google product.
Does that indicate the author is a Google employee who happened to make this in their free time, and has to say this somewhere by Google policy?