So to get 'the ULTIMATE DIGITAL HUMAN CREATION BUNDLE' will cost ya a healthy $449 smackaroos.

Point in case: iClone animators have to pay extra to get their hands on a graph editor! That is just plain crazy.

Their selling strategy is bundling up modules and selling those at always-reduced prices (like those carpet dealers). Want aged bodies for your characters? $$$ POW! But you will also require skingen! $$$ kAPOW! Need some makeup textures? $$$ KABLOOIE! Just be prepared to drop a wad of $ bills into an ever-expanding and confusing list of modules, assets, and extensions. It just works, and the LOD controls work great. Exporting the character to Blender was faultless. I created a Bowie-lookalike Goblin King character within 30 minutes of first opening the software, which would have taken me at least a few days to get right by hand. I paid around $300, and now they want an extra $149, or so, for features which I feel should be part of the software.ĭon't misunderstand me: I think it works really well. While I like the software (Headshot is a hoot!), I very much dislike how Reallusion milks their users. The project that I am working on requires a lot of different characters, and I just do not have the time, nor the want or motiviation, to manually create them.

I am still on the fence about the skingen. I got a license of Character Creator 3 Pipeline (instaLOD included) and Headshot last month.

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