In addition, users can now choose the default tangent type when adding a key to the timeline, and the number of readymade transition curves that can be added between two keys has been raised from 6 to 16. It is also now possible to retime motion clips by dragging their edges on the timeline and to merge clips, with new options to control how the transition between the clips is handled. When a motion clip is moved on the timeline, all of the associated keys are now repositioned automatically.ĭata from iClone’s hand gesture system is represented separately within a motion clip, and may be partially or totally merged into the layers for the individual body parts. On that note, version 7.1 extensively reworks iClone’s animation timeline, encapsulating individual keyframes within within motion clips, rather than having the two exist as separate data types.

IClone 7.1 revamps the software’s depth of field system, adding new options for choosing the focal point of the viewport display or rendered output, and controlling how focal blur transitions are applied.ĭoF – which also now includes Bokeh effects – can also now be animated by setting keys in the timeline. New options for controlling and animating depth of field

The update actually shipped last month, but we didn’t spot it until Reallusion sent out a press release today. Reallusion has released iClone 7.1, the latest update to its real-time 3D character animation software, overhauling the depth of field system and animation timeline, and adding a new paid-for Curve Editor plugin.

Curve editor iclone