I have a similar setup from a kickstarter MANY years ago. The tech has been here for a while now. Unfortunately the one I have has really janky and hard to figure out software so I've never done much with it :(
It's about $12,000 USD but It's actually pretty cheap considering how much animations cost to contract out. A single character with all movement types needed for say a 3rd person shooter would be around $2-5k. and if doing cut scene animations this thing would pay for itself in a couple minutes of footage. For a full game with story animations inbetween gameplay, enemy multiple enemy movements etc, this would save you a ton.
That is about the coolest thing I have seen for a while. Smooth moves (literally and virtually) and it helps to have an employee who can actually perform physical activity. Would go outside again. 10/10.
How much does it cost? I always hate it when companies don’t put the price of something that’s clearly expensive on their website but instead force you to give them your information in order to request a quote.. I’m guessing somewhere around $5000-$7500
This article says between $12k-30k www.engadget.com/2017/06/17/xsens-motion-capture/?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAABhnpR82yawUa23mj8G8wlXcLuOyJzromb0VJsjLGlJoUJrFH15S6m7MdqcfNpZkDBkVnrlA6CWCdgKtfxm1QIyeeJkMkXKK4r9TXtjpk63jU3Devlsb1r1SHAMIwgUo_H3WfBVG-abedsc_j2qR17IXWvbjdIFUk6dLUFiU-xm6
was curious too. I found an "indie program" shopping form, dunno if it's still valid www.xsens.com/indiepage/ step 2 says 12K € for the lycra suit + 1year license, then between 2K and 10K /y depending on licence type & company size also curious : are there some businesses who (also would it be legal to) purchase this kind of stuff to rent it to various smaller studios & indies ?
Very cool stuff guys, excited to see what else you do with it. There's lots of other places to get assets great for mocap like daz3d, turbosquid, & iclone.
@@RobbertScholten Things that track you by ordinary cameras are starting to be possible, with machine learning algorithms. With multiple cameras set up in set locations in an area, it should get working pretty well I think, you'd just have to stay in the area they cover and not be too far away.
I've been testing one of the earliest inertial mocap systems in 2008. It had too much problems to use it in most types of a real tasks. Seems that the main problem of inertial systems still presents - dirty animations that needs a lot of time to be fixed. I think that inertial systems can be more efficient only by using hybrid technology with some optical position tracker. But some simple animations (without any actions that needs moving character root by Y axis) can be made pretty fast and they will look passably.
this version of the suit looks like is working way better than the older iterations. I've had the "pleasure" of fiddling around with the older suit and the sensors were completely bonkers for the feet (animation actor would have to be using flat footwear so that the sensor was completely leveled). also it was a bit more restricted in terms of capture, think you had to setup a "safe zone" with the older suit. I think I lost at least full hour on the 1st setup + a full day for capturing motion and it still wasn't VERY good.
When the video started I was like: "Woaw! Those are some nice stock footage of someone doing a backflip with a motion capture suit!" Then midway I realized...
These suits can cost from 12,000 to 30,000 dollars, if anyone was wondering. There are cheaper alternatives going from 2,500 but if you're really short on cash, you can also buy an old XBox Kinect with PC adapter, this set me back about 100 bucks. So there's something for everyone!
Start small! I was there at one point as well, but I made my first game similar to a tutorial but really small so I know I could complete it. Think of a small game idea and find similar tutorials, then try it on your own.
So, the Mocap suit can detect your position without external tracking sensors? Imagine if we had that kinda stuff for Full Body Tracking on Inside-Out tracking VR headsets
can you make a tutorial on avatars? I cant seem to be able to figure out how to use them, and use them when animating, since with an avatar, the character just does that weird pose like if he was falling or something whenever i hit record.
Hey brackeys can you please do a video on how to deal with different aspect ratios on different devices. I have been COMPLETELY stuck on how to deal with dfferent aspect ratios
Hey, I’ve been watching your videos for a little while now and I have to ask you a question, what school should I attend to become a video game designer? I’m going to be graduating high school next year with two years of general credits from a community college as well. I have family in Pennsylvania and North Carolina but am willing to go anywhere in the United States. Also, I want to develop virtual reality video games as an indie studio possibly when I graduate. Any help would be appreciated!
hey, can you please make a video on how to set up a blend tree ,for a humanoid character to do acrobatic movements? like double jump with different animations and doing front and back flips.there is not much on the internet about that.
Those backflips are really impressive :D
Epic video Team Brackeys !
Blackthornprod 💘
Woah didn’t realised Blackthornprod was here
Wow hi noah
A fighting game tutorial would actually be sick
It'd be really cool.
yes plz
And we will never see one :o
Wow, that is so cool!
Motion capture is really neat, I'd love to see more of it as you figure it out!
IndieAustin Hi! Do *You* Know *Where* We Can Get The Suit And If Not, *When?* Thanks!
On body motion trackers without cameras or other external sensors? That's impressive!
Dont we need like a sensor or a camera for the motion trackers to work?
Adrie Jude no, it’s amazinf
I have a similar setup from a kickstarter MANY years ago. The tech has been here for a while now. Unfortunately the one I have has really janky and hard to figure out software so I've never done much with it :(
That Company gave him a free suit but instead it's Sponsored by skillshare.
It's Borrowed so they'll send em back
PowerOfTheC g
@@sinatraforeign I thought they literally gave it to him haha and won't take it back
youtube is like free commercial. dont buy product by commercials. if you need you find it. dont let others put it on your mind(they want you buy it)
The advertisement is sponsored by another advertisement... The world we live in lol
WOW! Fantastic video, thanks for the insight, always wanted to try my hand at some mocap stuff. Also, Andres can backflip too? what can't Andres do? 😅
It's about $12,000 USD but It's actually pretty cheap considering how much animations cost to contract out. A single character with all movement types needed for say a 3rd person shooter would be around $2-5k. and if doing cut scene animations this thing would pay for itself in a couple minutes of footage. For a full game with story animations inbetween gameplay, enemy multiple enemy movements etc, this would save you a ton.
@@w花b Anybody with a job can buy it
@@ilax3071 are you dumb lmao
What is about $12k? Because the suit on the official site is sold for around $700.
That is about the coolest thing I have seen for a while. Smooth moves (literally and virtually) and it helps to have an employee who can actually perform physical activity. Would go outside again. 10/10.
How much does it cost? I always hate it when companies don’t put the price of something that’s clearly expensive on their website but instead force you to give them your information in order to request a quote.. I’m guessing somewhere around $5000-$7500
They send the same suit to Corridor Crew, and the suit itself costs about $10k and software is expensive too.
This article says between $12k-30k
www.engadget.com/2017/06/17/xsens-motion-capture/?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAABhnpR82yawUa23mj8G8wlXcLuOyJzromb0VJsjLGlJoUJrFH15S6m7MdqcfNpZkDBkVnrlA6CWCdgKtfxm1QIyeeJkMkXKK4r9TXtjpk63jU3Devlsb1r1SHAMIwgUo_H3WfBVG-abedsc_j2qR17IXWvbjdIFUk6dLUFiU-xm6
@@mikewatts7817 holy shet, maybe when im a millionaire
was curious too. I found an "indie program" shopping form, dunno if it's still valid www.xsens.com/indiepage/
step 2 says 12K € for the lycra suit + 1year license, then between 2K and 10K /y depending on licence type & company size
also curious : are there some businesses who (also would it be legal to) purchase this kind of stuff to rent it to various smaller studios & indies ?
Wow lol i didnt know it could be THIS expensive x) , i thought it was like maybe less than 300 $
Can you please make a video of this "Simpler Controller 6:30 XD" like fighting combos animations.
6:30
Then i programmed a simple controller...
Me: dead
For me its Just Spider web xd
"That's pretty much it" :)
This was beyond awesome ...image the amount of cool animations you can get if you hire a parkour artist
Me: perfect for my upcoming game!
*checks price*
Me: :O
Nice way to casually advertise your upcoming game.
@Stickman Family 12000 USD for the hardware and software I guess.
Wow, Andreas is fit! And 5:17! What was that?! I'd break my legs if I did that! And he didn't even roll!
If only I knew how to backflip, Motion Capture would be so useful to me
I can't even walk right :/
Thanks for showing me something I'll only ever have in my dreams.
the motion capture devices i used previously Motive and RoCoCo didn't capture data as clean as this . Good to see clean data!
Very cool stuff guys, excited to see what else you do with it. There's lots of other places to get assets great for mocap like daz3d, turbosquid, & iclone.
The Motion Capture suit... Rocks!
Woah this is soooo cool!
Yoooooooo!!!!!! Dani what's up ?????
Woaw this suit is so awesome it can even make you do backflips!
You can't stop progress!
This is awesome! I'd love to see the giant robot doing parkour though!
Now time to have a guide about IK to correct anims ?!!
Imagine online VR with affordable motion capture suits. This would be so crazy!
It still costs 10000+ to use this suit and I dont see any affordable motion capture systems coming in the near future
@@RobbertScholten Things that track you by ordinary cameras are starting to be possible, with machine learning algorithms. With multiple cameras set up in set locations in an area, it should get working pretty well I think, you'd just have to stay in the area they cover and not be too far away.
Wow. Imagine the potential for vr games in the future when we already have real time motion capture.
I've been testing one of the earliest inertial mocap systems in 2008. It had too much problems to use it in most types of a real tasks. Seems that the main problem of inertial systems still presents - dirty animations that needs a lot of time to be fixed. I think that inertial systems can be more efficient only by using hybrid technology with some optical position tracker. But some simple animations (without any actions that needs moving character root by Y axis) can be made pretty fast and they will look passably.
Those animations are way more realistic than the animations made in softwares!!! Hope one day i will become a millionaire and get that suit🙂
Can we all just take a moment to appreciate what a fucking legend Andreas is?
Dude, Andreas is basically a parkour ninja!
Ikr, he's insane!
this version of the suit looks like is working way better than the older iterations. I've had the "pleasure" of fiddling around with the older suit and the sensors were completely bonkers for the feet (animation actor would have to be using flat footwear so that the sensor was completely leveled). also it was a bit more restricted in terms of capture, think you had to setup a "safe zone" with the older suit.
I think I lost at least full hour on the 1st setup + a full day for capturing motion and it still wasn't VERY good.
Yes please more please this was a great video
Plot twist: the suit actually makes the wearer do moves planned in Unity.
At the end, NICE GRIND! You know, that slow flop to the floor, AKA the Grind.
iiVoltageWolf I call it the worm
Love the worm at the end lol!
Holy crap this is awesome!!
That was really fun and instructive at the same time, now we all want one of those XD
I like that skillshare sponsors you when you do tutorials
5:29 wow that's some ninja skills ..lol
When the video started I was like: "Woaw! Those are some nice stock footage of someone doing a backflip with a motion capture suit!"
Then midway I realized...
Omg everything i search for it ..i found you man 💔💙💙
this is one of the best videos I've seen
this is perfect for VR
Damn. That's some awesome content. Something unique. Keep the surprises coming
what's the problem with supporting the goat uploader? your viewers support you
That - is - so - damn - cool!
I love your videos Brackeys!
These suits can cost from 12,000 to 30,000 dollars, if anyone was wondering. There are cheaper alternatives going from 2,500 but if you're really short on cash, you can also buy an old XBox Kinect with PC adapter, this set me back about 100 bucks. So there's something for everyone!
So fun!!! Thank you guys for this GREAT content! ❤🎮💡
This was really cool!
3:23 IT'S TIME FOR A CRUSADE BROTHERS
Is this the future? Woah... That's insane!
Why is Adres a ninja!? He's so cool
This is how Disney should do their animation movies
Awesome!! that's simple awesome!! I was thinking of doing the mocap with a kinect for testing xD but a suit! damn!! awesome just awesome
that backflip in the beginning really surprised me
The worm, at the end, had me dying!
This looks like so much fun :O
Cool man , so we can making many motion more realistic.... Rock
once again an amazing video thx brackeys man
next lvl animation coming
Next video should be "motion capture using a phone", would be perfect
With A phone? So just motion capturing a single foot?
It looks cool, but how much does it cost?
I'd like if brackeys made an open word game as the people are so professional!!!
What would you suggest to get better at coding? It seems like I'm continuously stuck in the tutorial purgatory and can't code without it.
Start small! I was there at one point as well, but I made my first game similar to a tutorial but really small so I know I could complete it. Think of a small game idea and find similar tutorials, then try it on your own.
How about some lower end motion cap? like using a kinect? or just white dots on a a regular outfit and using some software to track?
I’ve always wanted to try this with my old Kinect, capturing animations in Blender or something and manually edit out the imperfections.
5:23 Back at it again with unity.
awesome video brackey, what model of keyboard is that? i like that (2:04)
for VRchat this gear will be awesome
Definitely!
One word "AWESOME"
loved it, keep it up with the awesomeness!
I didn't think I'd ever see the day where a Skillshare sponsor actually caught my eye...
*baby developer noises*
So, the Mocap suit can detect your position without external tracking sensors?
Imagine if we had that kinda stuff for Full Body Tracking on Inside-Out tracking VR headsets
We are getting closer to ready player one movie 😲
Spatial OS tutorial soon?
i saw it was written on the white board at 2:17
Hopefully this will work for vr in the future
Yooo, that's a good and smooth fish dance. I mean motion trackers
love you guys
Thanks. Now I know how Projekt Melody works ;)
That suit it's awesome!
Its the Skintendo!😁
It maybe expensive now but cost will definetly come down later and most indie studio's will have such tool :D
Looks so fun!
Would love to see more videos where you use this !
So first Corridor got it then you. That’s sweet!
this is so cool
this would be really helpful for me as i suck when it comes to animations
Brackets!!! Fighting game tutorial!!
can you make a tutorial on avatars? I cant seem to be able to figure out how to use them, and use them when animating, since with an avatar, the character just does that weird pose like if he was falling or something whenever i hit record.
Hey brackeys can you please do a video on how to deal with different aspect ratios on different devices. I have been COMPLETELY stuck on how to deal with dfferent aspect ratios
Hey, I’ve been watching your videos for a little while now and I have to ask you a question, what school should I attend to become a video game designer? I’m going to be graduating high school next year with two years of general credits from a community college as well. I have family in Pennsylvania and North Carolina but am willing to go anywhere in the United States. Also, I want to develop virtual reality video games as an indie studio possibly when I graduate. Any help would be appreciated!
You should get a Leap Motion. It tracks hand movement in real time. Costs around 100€
That guy is a ninja
Although this is very cool, the price...
How many years do I have to wait when the price can drop to a level which we can afford...?
This suit has been very expensive since it came out many years ago, just look for other alternatives.
@@leecaste Any good alternatives? SInce I searched on the Internet, most people said most of the cheaper choice sucks...
This is so cool. Probably very expensive too :). Great video as always.
hey,
can you please make a video on how to set up a blend tree ,for a humanoid character to do acrobatic movements?
like double jump with different animations and doing front and back flips.there is not much on the internet about that.
What about using the the MO cap suit as the player input?
THIS IS AMAZINGG XD
What is the price of motion capture suit?
VR games tutorial next, please! :D