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Makes sense I could not see the head - The Lights Were Switched Off ! .. After switching on the lights - I think the InMoovHead.blend has a variety of long, skinny nearly invisible artifacts - so as the model was imported - the object is very large, (most of it transparent) - and the head is far far away ...
Unfortunately not the result of a single script but made of many smaller sequences showing some of InMoov's capabilities
Is there an example for the IK library and is the advanced library from calamity available somewhere?
Also:
Using the IK lib in the Web gui throws NullPointer when trying to center all joints. Am I doing something wrong?
Every information about IK / the IK library is welcome since I need it for my thesis!
Hi all !
I need some help and invoke a java king
The command chatBot.writeAIML() from programAB broke UTF8 aiml files. because the new file encode format change to ANSI and must be UTF8
The command chatBot.writeAIMLIF() create a .csv as ANSI format too
I installed Google drive. What have I done wrong ?
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Just saw this video .. Its good when you have someone skilled in expressing his excitement for your product ... Nice ! .. I'm excited :)
I'm curious how much of MRL is still inside ? I'd be happy/honoured if it was ...
Best of luck to our friends Aatur Mehta & Bhavya Gohil :)
Hello.
Im try add new voice and language (ru) in marytts. but.
in bin folder (original distributiv marytts 5.1.2) sample work fine
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i copy voice-voxforge-ru-nsh-5.1.jar and folder voice with mry files to folder MRL 1.0.1723
and add python script
Reverted back to 1723 and testing Maryspeech. Having fun integrating the neopixels into the gestures files. I set the one in the head to signal different events. In this case green for face tracking.
as of build 1891...
There's a new speech service.. MimicSpeech. MimicSpeech is a wrapper around the "mimic" speech project from the Mycroft AI project.
At a friends birthday party recently someone said I should look into the Mycroft AI project. So, I did, it looks like they've done a good job running with much of the CMU speech stuff.
