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Creation of humanoid model for sports imaging

Ioneron Posted messages 7 Status Member -  
Flokk Posted messages 435 Status Member -
Bonjour, je souhaiterais créer des images de personnes et pouvoir les modifier pour les mettre dans différentes positions (selon l'exercice physique exécuté). Il me faudrait donc des modèles plutôt réels (pas des sticks). Je ne sais pas s'il existe un logiciel pouvant faire ça (ou qui a déjà cette fonctionnalité intégrée). J'ai cherché mais je n'ai pas trouvé malheureusement :(

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Voilà si quelqu'un a la solution, ça m'aiderait beaucoup :)

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    Flokk Posted messages 435 Status Member 21
     
    Hello,
    I am not sure if there are software for manipulating mannequins; I imagine there are.
    I know a bit about Blender, and there are libraries of blends, both paid and free.
    It could look like this:
    https://www.cjoint.com/c/EDpsa0dkSFx
    (Unable to upload an image: "Request error")
    Some tutorial authors also offer their blends. We can only thank them for that.
    https://cgi.tutsplus.com/tutorials/create-an-animation-walk-cycle-in-blender-using-rigify--cg-17812
    The file:
    https://cgtuts.s3.amazonaws.com/450_Blender_Rigify/Blender_Rigify_Project_File.zip?AWSAccessKeyId=ASIAX65MREH6WZK4YMPN&Expires=1581134305&Signature=nP3e5%2Fz%2Fu4Q8TYtGTdM8zpFRGKc%3D&x-amz-security-token=IQoJb3JpZ2luX2VjECMaCXVzLXdlc3QtMSJIMEYCIQD0VaegcnmQb2h9u5a4B2Z3XgusHd3Qk2xbgRO81Iq5mAIhAI7%2BQSu4g7kozVfWn2OYhE3OqLyC%2F5JthyLfbuAWXfJAKr0DCMz%2F%2F%2F%2F%2F%2F%2F%2F%2F%2FwEQABoMNTQ3NDMzMjkyMjg1IgyAUoh4%2F%2F%2FODockF6YqkQMcQCik1E6j5e%2Fx9QQpVXqsv8M86kdC5MzewZpYrUQL%2BbaD%2F67PxkND3ssfZuyxlQ5yw05Nfc0OKKPeuyafb53CHVSW2bcfvUgX697K16u5IG1Oo6jjgNCJjLhAegPj7XSYmiB4P7if0h%2BirAyLVDdVs6A1m%2BUsN%2FCSpNGkNr3EzpPOq0G9Y%2FG%2B0X8WZc72P4UOIrHkiNnXUa7JG%2FaVz5dUjgVqBmBUBPWTbWiP3uJiZN01bvrdOrTyEh%2FAt6iRmJgld4YJC0Ql1LCsIlJgiwsB6PeleNDOcx4LLmuaagEl2Y6dSgLilKX%2Bly%2BpM5NzKV8S5QQ6BSw7oUTik0SBy2IKVjfwpz2YuDNtVb47%2BIdzBSC7%2FywSEXaVKbNzIPJHuzVEnn3L2ZV7JBvNQl2vyCuFiv0wYuEOINwPDXK80oKtn46xHx12pOHrulLvhS30wc1RUDVK1ZOHM88rUHDxRUJepRBMw0K8BWF2e3aZEi2jBIIcxNZ6jAvmDkebYw4SH41PCZDQqTQHlX4tkZEU0Ikb6DCIuvjxBTrqAdHtdbuZyH02QLRbwgDdzP
    It's a file for animation, but we can keep only the body and what is used to manipulate it.
    As it is, the manipulators are not very ergonomic for a beginner; I think it's possible to simplify all of this.

    If you choose Blender, you will need a few hours of training, if only to manipulate your mannequin and possibly include it in an attractive scene.

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  2. transat Posted messages 31956 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   9 022
     
    Hello
    What exactly do you want to do

    Do you want to draw a character and make it take several positions, or draw a character for each position?
    Because in the first case, it’s quite limited :-))

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    Curiosity on CCM is not a flaw but a quality
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  3. Ioneron Posted messages 7 Status Member
     
    First case :) it's to get an overview of the exercises to do on a brochure, so I would need the same character in several positions and also from different views (front, side, etc...).
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  4. transat Posted messages 31956 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   9 022
     
    RE
    Honestly, I don't think such software exists

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  6. LOL
     
    Hi
    It seems complicated to me, or with this kind of software, but it's going to cost you a fortune

    You would need to create the character with Poser or Zbrush and then import it into a 3D software to animate it

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pOqQ3xt5oOo
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    1. transat Posted messages 31956 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   9 022
       
      Hi LOL
      Thanks for him. You still need to know a thing or two to use something like that (I'm not that knowledgeable) :-)))
      Have a nice day
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      1. LOL > transat Posted messages 31956 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention  
         
        Hi transat
        Not my case either
        Possible but through 3D software, so indeed very complicated
        Maybe check with the pros of Blender
        A software where you just click on a little guy and he lifts his leg or arm as you want, that doesn't exist 100% yet ;)
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  7. LOL
     
    Last possible solution, but you would need to have a character in 3 versions to begin with: front, profile, and back.

    http://tv.adobe.com/en/watch/wq/puppet-deformation/
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  8. LOL
     
    It may be possible completely for free with MakeHuman + Blender
    http://www.creanum.fr/tutoriels/tous-les-tutoriels/articletype/articleview/articleid/1007/pageid/1991.aspx

    But it will require reading tutorials and asking for help on forums, both of which are not easy

    That's all I've said, without going through 3D, there are no other means, except for paper and pencil and a good illustrator ;)
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  9. Ioneron Posted messages 7 Status Member
     
    Thank you for responding. I have already looked at Blender, but I don't have the time or motivation to learn how to manage the 3D animation software...
    I will check out the rest, thanks for spending time on this :)
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    1. Flokk Posted messages 435 Status Member 21
       
      learning to manage 3D animation software....
      No, learning to manipulate a mannequin, give it positions, and take screenshots. That's precisely the initial question.
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