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A new app makes it easier to capture facial and body motion for Cinema 4D

Using Apple's AR-Toolkit, Moves by Maxon allows users to capture facial and whole-body motion by effortlessly introducing motion sequences into Cinema 4D.

Moves by Maxon

Maxon, developer of professional 3D software solutions, launches Moves by Maxon for the Apple App Store. Today's news follows the success of the facial capture app Cineversity, CV-AR. Moves by Maxon leverages the emerging technology of Apple's AR-Toolkit, which allows users to capture facial and whole-body motion, allowing artists to effortlessly introduce motion sequences into Cinema 4D.

The Cineversity CV-AR facial capture app is still available as a separate product in the Apple App Store. However, designers who want to capture full-body movement can now use Moves by Maxon, an app that combines both technologies. Moves by Maxon is available immediately in the Apple App Store and is compatible with iPhone XR, iPhone XS, iPhone XS Plus, iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, iPad Pro (3rd generation).

A separate plugin is required to transfer captured data from your Apple device to Cinema 4D and can be downloaded for free from the Cineversity website. This plugin is only compatible with the latest version of Cinema 4D – Release 21, or later. Cineversity also offers an overview video, installation instructions, and basic usage instructions tutorials.

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By, Mar 3, 2020, Section:Postpro

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