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Everyday MoCap 01

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About this asset

Everyday MoCap 01 has arrived! This latest installment from Morro Motion focuses on the most exciting form of mocap you've ever seen. Sitting MoCap! Such famous sits as: Sitting Talking, Sitting Crying, and Sitting Laughing are all here. Pick up this package today and add some variety to your character's sitting motions.
This package features 17 motion capture animations for a bipedal humanoid character engaging in various sitting poses. Morro Man and Morro Chair included.
See these animations in action at the following links:
Everyday MoCap 01
Compatible with Morro Motion's other packages and Unity's Mecanim system, Everyday MoCap 01 is a great source of unique sitting motions.
Also included is Morro Motion's very own Morro Man! A faceless character for you to effortlessly test our animations on. Morro Man has been around the block, from performing action sequences to delicate dance routines. He is ready to animate for you!
If you have any questions or experience any problems (no way, not possible) please feel free to contact our support staff at: [email protected]
*Individual Character Rig Scale/Proportion may effect Re-targeting Quality.
*all animations are clamped to optimal ranges. T-poses for re-targeting purposes can be found by un-clamping each animation.
*all animations are made for the Unity Game Engine.

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