DK-Jang/motion_puzzle
Motion Puzzle - Official PyTorch implementation
This project helps animators and game developers transfer movement styles from one character's motion to another. You provide an existing motion file (like a walk or run) and a separate motion file demonstrating the style you want (e.g., a 'staggering' walk). The output is a new motion file where your original character performs the action in the chosen style, even allowing you to apply different styles to specific body parts. This is ideal for 3D animators, character designers, and game developers.
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Use this if you need to quickly and precisely apply unique movement styles to character animations without manually keyframing every detail, or if you want to mix and match styles across different body parts.
Not ideal if you are looking to generate entirely new motions from scratch or need to apply styles to non-humanoid characters.
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