Pooya Moradi M. Designing and building products

@tugg_speeedman Thanks for reposting and sharing the facial motion capture solution, miniface.org/faces/mocap. Do you have any feedback? I'm always listening.

@MrACGAI Thanks for reposting and sharing the facial motion capture solution, miniface.org/faces/mocap. Do you have any feedback? I'm always listening.

@itsjustpurples Thanks for reposting and sharing the facial motion capture solution, miniface.org/faces/mocap. Do you have any feedback? I'm always listening.

The sample head is a MetaHuman downloaded from Gumroad by Dragonboots then rigged refined & imported into the web app. The app is free to use; users can animate, record motion, export the animated head asGLB miniface.org/terms. Hope this complies with Epic @TimSweeneyEpic

A year ago, the Ultimate Guide to Creating ARKit 52 Facial Blendshapes was published a multi-angle reference for 3D artists and riggers to understand blendshapes, FACS, and facial anatomy. It became the #1 Google result for “ARKit 52 blendshapes” thanks to everyone who shared it

the facial motion captuere is Free to use: miniface.org/faces/mocap

Hope it helps you better understand facial rigging and blendshapes. Thanks for checking it out, and as always, feedback and shares are greatly appreciated!

Learn blendshapes on Canvas: miniface.org/faces

The facial motion capture source code is also open source: github.com/PooyaDeperson/…

Recorded motions are available only during the current session. If you refresh the page, they are gone forever.

Now I’ve expanded it into an interactive tool where you can: • Animate your character in real time using your webcam • Test and compare against the ARKit 52 blendshape naming convention • Record facial motion • Inspect captured data • Export animations

It works great with Blender’s native GLB The goal was to create a sustainable design and engineering approach where everything happens locally on your device: • Facial motion capture runs locally • Character import happens locally • Your computer is the power source

If you're working on a similar challenge, whether it's artwork, textiles, cultural heritage, luxury products, or any other large-scale imagery, I'd be happy to share what we learned or help you find the right solution

The result is an experience where visitors can open a rug almost instantly and keep zooming until they're looking at individual knots and fibers.

Museums, galleries, auction houses, and antique rug dealers all face the same challenge. How do you showcase an enormous, high-resolution piece online without sacrificing quality or breaking the web experience?

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We need GTA 6 to be open source I have an idea….