Motion capture has transformed the gaming industry from traditional frame-by-frame artistry to lifelike realism, significantly enhancing animation and visual effects. By recording the physical movements of actors, it creates engaging character interactions while streamlining production and reducing costs. Various techniques—ranging from optical to AI-driven methods—offer developers, both indie and major studios, the tools to craft immersive gaming experiences.
As motion capture becomes increasingly accessible, it raises a compelling question: How might the integration of emerging technologies—like AI and machine learning—reshape not just the realism of character movements, but also the storytelling and emotional depth of future games?
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