I personally recommend purchasing the iExport license for all content from the Content Store, because it maximizes your workflow flexibility. All basic morphs built-in the Character Creator application allow FBX exporting, but if you use morphs from the Content Store and you want to export in FBX format, you’ll need the iExport license. You cannot export characters with rigs and facial blends in FBX format IF the character was created using morphs without the iExport license.

The morphs are exactly the same for both licenses, but the difference is in the export of the models. There’s the iContent license and iExport license that you can purchase for each item. There is something you need to be aware of in the Content Store is that the Licensing is a little more complex than the average joe software. My favorite is the Toon Figures content item on the store. Join with me as we begin a journey in using this awesome tool-set - I think you will find it not only fun, but extremely satisfying on a creative level.Reallusion’s Content store is like an asset store where users can purchase additional morphs to further diversify their character’s appearance. No longer will you be held back due to limitations of technology. It would literally take years to render all the frames of a movie!Īll this has changed with Unreal Engine 4 - the playing field has been leveled and it is now truly up to the talents and skill set of the artist/storyteller to create their vision. In the past it would take hours, if not days, to render each frame of an animation, which made it impossible for an independent artist to complete a full length film. When I discovered Unreal Engine 4 I was blown away by it's realistic real-time rendering engine! I immediately saw that Unreal Engine (UE4) was a game changer and that it had now become possible for a small studio consisting of a few artists to pull off a Hollywood quality feature length animated film! I've been making films and doing visual effects on indie films for over 15 years.

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