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Model a thing<\/em> that can be deformed through 3 or more blendshapes (aka shape keys).
\nTransfer it to the engine so it can be animated dynamically with oscillations or sound analysis.<\/p>\n

– use only one mesh<\/p>\n

– the thing can be object, plant, landscape, creature, abstract shape. If it’s a creature avoid using blendshapes for things that should be done with bone deformation (bending limbs etc) or lip synching (that’s potentially another exercise).<\/p>\n

– if it uses sound try to establish a meaningful relationship between sound and shape of the thing (i.e. not just a dancing character)<\/p>\n

– sketch the 3 blendshapes first<\/p>\n

– there should be no state in which the deformations “break” the mesh (self intersecting surface, unwanted glitches)<\/p>\n

Tutorial<\/h2>\n

Morphing object – how to use the template above<\/p>\n