Global Optimization Motion Capture Solver plugin for Autodesk Maya

This motion capture solver plugin for maya uses "Global Optimization" to move a character skeleton based on the positions or orientations of motion capture data. The solver iterativly searches for the ideal position for the entire skeleton to fit to the motion capture data on each frame. This provides the higest fidelity and natural looking result, avoiding common artifacts caused by splitting the system in to chains.

TRC and C3D file importer 3 Solving Methods Rigidbody Marker Weighting Translation Constraint Orientation Constraint Aim Constraint Slide Constraint Custom Locators Butterworth Filter Mel Commands Peel File Exporter		Rotation Order Degrees of Freedom Preferred Angle Joint Orient Rotiation Stiffness Translation Stiffness Stability Length Degree of freedom		Windows 32:    Maya 2009, 2010, 2011 Windows 64:    Maya 2009, 2010, 2011 Mac OSX:    Maya 2009, 2010 Linux:    Maya 2010, 2011 Other versions may be available on request.

Release Features and Pricing

	C3D Importer
	TRC Importer
	Rigidbody
	Custom Locators
	Solver
	Marker Weighting
	Translation Markers
	Orientation Markers
	Aim Markers
	Slide Markers
	Joint Stiffness
	Joint Stability
	Solver Parameters				Limited
	30 Day Eval
	Free for personal use
	Price (CDN$)		$15		$250		$950
	Download		link		link

This software is designed and produced by Alastair Macleod in Vancouver BC. All rights reserved.

PeelSolve has been used on:
Tron (EA for film)
Christmas Carol
Mars Needs Moms
Rage (ID Software)
Green Lantern (Peanut FX)
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"We were really happy to have peelSolve on the Project" - Peanut FX/Green Lantern

"All solving pipelines are not created equal, and when projects challenge us with a need for hyper realism, we always finish with Peelsolve."
- Ben Lumsden, Animatrik Film Design

"PeelSolve is such a significant quality gain over other solvers that it's become my preferred method for processing optical motion capture data"
- John Root, ID Software

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