With this app, you can record 3D body animations using your iOS device's camera and refine the captured data with export options. Includes real-time 14-point tracking, preview features, and multiple export formats.

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About MobileCap

Instead of buying an expensive and cumbersome motion capture suit, or tediously animating by hand, record 3D animations with nothing more than your iOS device! Powered by ARKit, MobileCap allows for full body 14-point tracking in real time from your device's camera. Once you've completed a capture, make refinements with a comprehensive set of export options, preview your adjustments in the app, and then export the capture as an FBX animation file that can be used in all common 3D modeling programs and game engines, or as a CSV spreadsheet full of rotation data.

Use a LiDAR enabled device such as the iPhone 12 Pro or iPad Pro 2020 or later for more accurate tracking.

Note: Body tracking functionality requires an A12 Bionic processor. This is limited to the iPhone Xs and Xs Max, iPhone XR, iPad mini 5th generation, iPad Air 3rd generation, iPad Pro (2018), and any newer devices. However, all other app functionality can be evaluated on other devices.

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Tre1716

very good

amazing

FØRT33N

Cool! A few bugs you should fix:

Even with very good lighting, the actor cannot bend over forwards without the whole rig to move with it instead of the rig’s back. Also: possibly make something so that if it detects that a foot is on the ground for it to lock there. You could also improve the overall tracking a little bit, that would really help. Other than those few bugs, this app is a really good and affordable motion capture. However, I have a concern as to if I own the outputs produced by the app (basically if I could use the output animation for commercial purposes?)