Upload & Download

Upload Files (Videos, Scene Models, Motion Data)

The platform supports uploading multiple types of files. You can import videos, 3D scene models, and motion data to suit your creative needs and use different assets on your set.

• Video Upload: Upload videos of a single person's motion. The platform automatically recognizes and extracts the person's motion data from the video and applies it to a 3D character model to reconstruct and preview the motion.
• Scene Model Upload: Import custom 3D scene models, view and adjust the scene layout in the 3D viewport, and use them for character motion arrangement and set previsualization.
• Motion Data Upload: Import existing motion data and apply it to 3D character models, making it easy to use external motion assets directly for character blocking and set previsualization.

Choose the appropriate file type to upload based on your creative needs, and combine it with the platform's motion generation, scene building, and camera movement features to complete your 3D set arrangement.

Export Videos and Scene Assets

After setting up character motions, the scene, and camera movement, use the Export View feature to save your work locally as a still image or an MP4 video.

Steps:

1. Select a Render Camera: Select the render camera you want to export from the scene, and check the shooting angle and camera movement.
2. Open the Export Feature: Click the Export View button in the toolbar to open the export settings.
3. Set Export Parameters: Choose an output resolution based on your creative needs, and specify the export type as an image or an MP4 video.
4. Export: After confirming the settings, click the Export button and wait for the system to finish rendering and generating the file.
5. Save the File: Once the export is complete, download the generated image or video file to your local device.

Note: Before exporting, preview the entire shot to check that the character motions, camera movement, and scene composition meet your expectations, and choose an output resolution suitable for your intended use.

To export scene assets, click Export Assets in the toolbar to export all scene assets in the viewport for reuse.