'How To Animate Daz Characters With Cascadeur' is a two-part video tutorial aimed at users of Cascadeur and Daz Studio, which explains in detail how easy it is to integrate both programs into your animation workflow.This is a quick test of the updated FaceMotion, an awesome plugin for applying Facial performance capture from an iPhone X and the Facecap app, to Daz Studio. The team at Daz3D, with our support, has analyzed the workflow between Daz Studio and Cascadeur, and created a really great tutorial for their blog. However, with the release of the latest version 2022.1EA we were able to eliminate these difficulties: Most of the reported compatibility issues in Cascadeur's FBX support have been fixed, and FBX import of DAZ Studio characters is now fully supported in Cascadeur! As some Daz Studio users reported us in the past, importing Daz3D characters into Cascadeur wasn't always easy and intuitive. Some of them even sell their animations in the Daz store, creating some steady additional income. Many animators use the free software Daz Studio to create character models, which they then import into Cascadeur and animate them in a physically-correct way. One of the most popular stores for pre-made character poses and animations in professional quality, is the Daz3D store. However, there are still situations where it can be useful to use pre-made poses and animations to reduce the workload and thus the project development time even further.

Fortunately, Cascadeur's powerful Auto Posing and Auto Physics tools now offer a significant reduction in workload: it has never been easier to create professional and physically correct character animations for games and movies in such a short time - and in such a simple way. For many creators, Character animation and posing is one of the most difficult aspects of the 3D pipeline.

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