You can simply apply the components and move them to the right position and scale them for different results.You can design your own freaky or friendly looking monsters by scaling their body parts to resemble small but evil Gremlins, strong Goblins, Imps, or slender Elves.
Apply iMotion clips to them or use iClone's animation tools to drive their body movement and bring them to life.Īssemble from the library of puppet-ready components - eyes, eyebrows, ears, tails and fins to easily generate all kinds of wacky creatures. Create unlimited varieties of monster characters by combining monster eyes, eyebrows, ears, tails and fins. This pack contains dozens of animation-ready creature components along with more than 200 materials that perfectly match any Toon Avatar base. Discover a powerful new way to create facial expressions and talking animations with intuitive puppet panels and multi-device mocap recording with streamlined plug-and-play setup.ĭescription: Monster Workshop is a revolutionary 3D character content pack designed to work with Avatar Toolkit Plug-in, which you can puppet and animate your own custom creatures using the super easy Avatar Toolkit user interface. For Unreal users, Utilize iClone's vast character and animation assets to quickly generate fully-rigged custom characters and animated them with specialized motion editing tools. Use the existing and familiar iClone tools to operate and animate in Unreal. For iClone users, Live Link bridges work in iClone to Unreal Engine to produce exceptional visuals featuring RTX Real-time Ray Tracing. The Unreal Live Link Plug-in for iClone removes the tedious FBX file import/export process and seamlessly sends iClone characters to Unreal with automated character shaders and skeleton setup. The simplicity of iClone combined with Unreal Engine rendering delivers a digital human solution to create, animate and visualize superior real-time characters. The Unreal Live Link Plug-in for iClone creates a system for characters, lights, cameras, and animation for Unreal Engine.
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