Viggle
Viggle animates any character to match motion from a reference video, used for memes and character animation.
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About Viggle
What it is
Viggle animates a character using motion taken from a video. You supply a picture of a character and a clip of somebody moving, and it produces that character performing the movement, so a still drawing can be made to dance or walk.
Why it's different
Motion transfer from a reference clip is a far more controllable way to animate than describing movement in words, and because the motion comes from real footage the timing is believable in a way generated movement usually is not. Output quality is the honest limitation: resolution is modest, edges and hands are rough, and it shows badly at full screen. It grew up around memes and the results look it, which is fine for social and wrong for client work.
How people use it
Social and meme video. Animating a character or a mascot without rigging anything. Quick previsualisation of a movement before animating it properly. Game and art experiments. Film your own reference clip rather than using found footage: you get exactly the motion you want, and you avoid using someone else's video without permission.
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