3d character moving

[Roybello]

I want to be able to import a 3d animation from mixamo using a 3d character made in adobe fuse. and when u pass the mouse over the character it moves in 3d. like the one the have in the middle of this URL: 3D Animation Online Services, 3D Characters, and Character Rigging - Mixamo  in the section

See animated characters moving instantly.
Get high-quality animations that are automatically retargeted to your 3D character and ready to bring into your project.

[Ussnorway]

a browser is a 2d space so you have to fuzz it to show a 3d or 4d character.

3d = a set of still images or video that auto plays or starts when some X is pressed = html

a 4d ui is possible but very hard and I'm not sure it would work in most browsers however you can have a look at Adobe character animator if you want an easy way to go this path = https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2044263?mv=product&mv2=accc#access_token=eyJ4NXUiOiJpbXNfbmExLWtleS0...

[David Asch]

If you're referring to the example characters, they are just animated GIFs that are activated by hovering/tapping.

David

Creative Muse

[Roybello]

Yes. How can I export my fuse character to become it in a gif that activate

with hovering/tapping. Does fuse have a direct option for that? Or do I

need another adobe platform? Or do I need a 3 party app in order to do

that.?

[David Asch]

How to export a GIF is more a question for the Fuse forum. Creative Muse has a widget that does the same as the display on the Mixamo site.

https://www.creativemuse.co/creative-muse-gif-player-widget-for-adobe-muse.html

David

Creative Muse

[Roybello]

I can't find any fuse forum. but thanks i think that is the key point "how

to convert that Mixamo 3d animation into a GIF"

I think Photoshop has that option. I'll try in that forum

[Ussnorway · Accepted solution]

roydelm91653062  wrote

I can't find any fuse forum. but thanks i think that is the key point "how

to convert that Mixamo 3d animation into a GIF"

I think Photoshop has that option. I'll try in that forum

the Fuse forum is Adobe Fuse CC (Beta)

but I agree Photoshop is the better place for gif questions however understand that gif are not a great file type for the web and many browsers will load them slow or not at all.

p.s, A photoshop import will allow you to make basic (timeline) animations but the actual Mixamo ones will need a 3d engine like unreal or iclone to play

png or jpeg are what web browsers want or video... a small gif should be ok on Adobe BC