Machinimania

Take advantage of the 3D capabilities of Photoshoip to make a real film strip that you can twist, move and position in your composition with complete flexibi...

With v5.1, you can access to the full set of advanced physics constraint settings to simulate real-life mechanical structures with realistic physics behaviors. The enhanced multiple constraint capabilities also open up the possibilities for interactive prop controls which can greatly simplify your animation design process and provide a great natural result.

With v5.1, you can access to the full set of advanced physics constraint settings to simulate real-life mechanical structures with realistic physics behaviors. The enhanced multiple constraint capabilities also open up the possibilities for interactive prop controls which can greatly simplify your animation design process and provide a great natural result.

With iClone v5.1, you can access to the full set of advanced physics constraint settings to simulate real-life mechanical structures with realistic physics behaviors. The enhanced multiple constraint capabilities also open up the possibilities for interactive prop controls which can greatly simplify your animation design process and provide a great natural result.

If you've always thought that iClone is only used as a 3D animation tool, think again! In this tutorial, you'll be given a walkthrough of some of the wide variety of options that you have for using iClone alongside other applications such as Photoshop, Premiere, Powerpoint, and more! iClone makes it easy to create everythign from static image advertisements to 3D posters and little animated gifs that you can use to add some pizzazz to your next presentation. The possibilities of iClone 5 are limited only by your creativity, so check out this tutorial for some inspiration, and start on your own project with iClone today!

"Going through your iClone avatar library might seem a little confusing and overwhelming at first, so here's a tutorial to help you make sense of the various character types included with iClone 5 along with their unique capabilities. You'll learn about the difference between G3 and G5 characters, not to mention the unique look of non-standard human characters. Each different type of character has its own unique way of animating, and each also contains varying options for customization, so make sure you check out this tutorial to help alleviate the confusion!

To download the Clonebone templates for free, go to: http://www.reallusion.com/ContentStore/iClone/pack/Bonus_CloneBone/clonebone.htm
Clonebot Zack can be downloaded along with the G3 Classical Character Collection here: http://www.reallusion.com/event/11-iclone5-bonus/g5outfit/default.asp"

In addition to the various character customization options you have with iClone, you also have the ability to create a brand new 3D head from your own personal 2D photos! In this tutorial, you'll learn about the important concept of facial fitting, and how you can use it to bring your own head photos to life in 3D. You'll also learn a bit about customizing the texture and surface appearance of your new face, as well as making subtle changes to the facial features. All you need to start is a 2D photo of yourself or anyone else you want to make into a character. So what are you waiting for?

There are so many different options for creating and customizing your own character in iClone 5! This tutorial will teach you how to take any iClone character and completely change it into your own unique creation by using the powerful character modification tools. Learn how to change facial and body proportions and textures, create unique clothing and hairstyles, and much more. This tutorial is essential for learning about the various options you have for characters in iClone 5.

Basic tutorial on animating a character on a path in iClone Pro 5.

New tutorial from SmallWStudio that shows how to do it. I just love those robots whows lucky eneugh to participate in these great tutorials ;-)  @safegaard

Jason shows you how to mix up motion capture with motion puppet. The "dance sequence" shown is not polished, but it shows motion capture mixed with reach targets for both dancers. All of the motion capture has to be done in realtime whilst the other characters are performing. By JasonJ1968

@safegaard

How to build a simple camera rig to mimic camera shake. Adjustable rig for different results. Create earthquake type motions without a plug-in or post work.

Great tutorial in iClone5 by Warlord. @safegaard

Rigging an obj of a figure in Carrara by Daz 3D, using the Character Designer Resource Maya FBX rig from iClone 3DXchange4pro, so it can use iMotions and Personas in iClone as an iAvatar.

It's great to see wendy brings the rigging of Avatars down to a more affordable niveu using other software than Auto desk. @safegaard

Lesson for Iclone 4 - Lesson 5, first part : Create a full project -  

Great tutorial that take you by the hand from the beginning and to the end off a full project in iClone4 - Very nice work by Katerina Patrick. She have also made a French version. Here is the English one.  @safegaard

One of the coolest features with iClone 5 is the ability to create realistic facial animation in literally minutes! This tutorial will give you the low-down on how to do this. That's not it though... iClone 5 allows you to make much more detailed edits to your facial animation to create subtle nuances in expression and give you complete control over your characters facial movements.

How to use multi-duplicate to create groups of objects and then use physics to scatter those objects. Also show the effect of gravity on the scattered objects by changing parameters.
by WarLord720

The timeline is the most important tool you will use in iClone, so it’s probably a good idea to get as familiar with it as possible. This tutorial will give you an introduction to the basic timeline features such as the timeline UI, keyframes, motion clip tracks, and much more! Learn how to modify your clips and keyframes to add more detail and customization to your animation.

A tutorial on how to recreate the dolly zoom -- also known as the Vertigo effect -- using the IClone 3-D animation program from Reallusion. -by geoffcas.

What a wonderful idea to make tutorials with film tricks and how to do it. @safegaard