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Hey! That’s my project! Code and dataset are here: https://github.com/facebookresearch/AnimatedDrawings And a browser-based version of it is here: http://sketch.metademolab.com/
Is it actually possible to use the code and create an app for sale out of it. The MIT license says so I think, just wondering if anything else would speak against it.
Hey! That’s my project! Code and dataset are here: https://github.com/facebookresearch/AnimatedDrawings And a browser-based version of it is here: http://sketch.metademolab.com/
This is really a fun project! Is it actually possible to use the code and create an app for sale out of it. The MIT license says so I think, just wondering if anything else would speak against it.
Hey! That’s my project! Code and dataset are here: https://github.com/facebookresearch/AnimatedDrawings And a browser-based version of it is here: http://sketch.metademolab.com/
Amazingly good demo. You rock. Also you're apparently very, very fit and flexible. I pulled a hamstring just watching the dance.
Small anecdote: I discovered the codebase for this project last week and assumed that it had already been advertised and popularised. Apparently that's just happening now. I deployed the Docker container and got it working fine and I'm already thinking of plenty of cool use cases for the code. I get the impression that a few startups / apps are going to be launched off of the back of this. A few ideas: - Animated sto…
Phenomenal. For what it’s worth, I think this would be a killer app for my phone. My kids would easily spend hours drawing and animating their creations. I’d pay money for this.
Get them one of these. They'll actually get the experience pf animating, broken down into bare terms... https://the80sand90s.com/articles/etch-a-sketch-animator that little toy I had as a kid did more to shape my career as than even hypercard. FTA (and relevant): > What truly made this the best toy ever made was the amount of patience and perseverance a kid needed to create these animations, just like real animators.…
So great to see more work on pose research! My ultimate dream is to have a tool where I can give it a cartoon character and a set of pose photos, and have the tool pose the character in those poses. This feels one step closer to that.
One work that seems particularly pertinent to your use case is:
Gesture3D: Posing 3D Characters via Gesture Drawings http://www.cs.ubc.ca/labs/imager/tr/2016/Gesture3D/
I want to animate video game characters with as much automation as possible because hand drawing frame-by-frame takes forever and ever. Is this my best bet?
The rendering code utilizes an MVC framework. If you need the animation output in a .obj format or something, it's as simple as creating a new View that supports it. Feel free to request this in a Github issue if you want me to prioritize it.
I want to animate video game characters with as much automation as possible because hand drawing frame-by-frame takes forever and ever. Is this my best bet?