Creating Avatars for Animation

There are many ways to create animation. For the purposes of animation in Lotta or VStitcher, you need avatars with enough keyframes to have a smooth transition of poses during the animation.

To start, you need a human model that has a rig - where the skeleton is connected to the geometry. Next, work out what animation you want. For example, perhaps you want the avatar to walk across the screen. Then, use your software tool of choice to create the keyframes.

Creating Custom Animations for Browzwear Parametric Avatars

If you want to create custom animations for Browzwear avatars, you can download the following FBX files for each avatar. To download the file, click on the desired avatar name.

Sofia

Olivia

Oliver

Joseph

Faceless Man

Faceless Woman

Toddler

Note that not all avatars have the option to custom animation.

For a video that shows how to use https://www.mixamo.com to create custom animations and import them for use in the Animation workspace, refer to Animation Workspace.

Creating Animation for Custom Avatars

It is recommended to use the services of a professional 3D artist to create a custom avatar for animation.

If you are not a professional 3D artist, or do not have access to one, there are several online sites where you can acquire a rigged model and generate keyframes, or just generate keyframes from your own rigged or non rigged model.

For example, from https://www.daz3d.com/, you can use the following avatars:

In each case, you can use the avatars in their basic form. Do not include any additional elements, such as hair, shoes, and so on.

For example, you can use the basic Genesis 2 and 3 avatars at https://www.mixamo.com.