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Facial Rigging based on FACS (Update1)
Project from SoukiZERO can create realistic human expressions in 3D software with a simplified graphical interface. This is certainly not the first, but the method and interface respresentation is interesting:
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Thank you everyone for following me and liking my previous video and after a long time I update the rig with lots of improvements, but still a WIP.
In this video I show the wireframe of the model and joints.
Displacement maps also can be blended to make all the wrinkles more realistic.
Some AUs are added. Some textures updated.
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Empty freedom;) #instagood #instadiary #instalike #instamood #instalove #instafollow #instapic #instaphoto #amazing #instalike #happy
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Before And After in JavaScript
My last posts have been quite long, so I thought I would try something simpler. Sometimes a function should only be called a number of times. Usually that logic is managed outside of a function, but it is actually very easy to encapsulate that in a wrapper function. For example, to restict the total number of times something can be called for a click event:
var before = function(times, callback) { var called = 0; return function() { if (called < times) { return callback.apply(this, arguments); } called += 1; }; } var simulateClicksOn = function(callback, times) { setTimeout(function() { callback(); if (times > 0) { simulateClicksOn(callback, times - 1); } }, 100); }; simulateClicksOn(before(4, function() { console.log('running click event'); }), 10);
To add a function that calls a function only after a number of calls just involves generalizing the before by a simple wrapper:
var clickNum = function(isAfter) { return function(times, callback) { var called = isAfter ? -1 : 0; return function() { called += 1; if ((called > times) === isAfter) { return callback.apply(this, arguments); } }; }; }; var before = clickNum(false), after = clickNum(true);
These functions are also available in lodash: before after
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Before And After in JavaScript
My last posts have been quite long, so I thought I would try something simpler. Sometimes a function should only be called a number of times. Usually that logic is managed outside of a function, but it is actually very easy to encapsulate that in a wrapper function. For example, to restict the total number of times something can be called for a click event:
var before = function(times, callback) { var called = 0; return function() { if (called < times) { return callback.apply(this, arguments); } called += 1; }; } var simulateClicksOn = function(callback, times) { setTimeout(function() { callback(); if (times > 0) { simulateClicksOn(callback, times - 1); } }, 100); }; simulateClicksOn(before(4, function() { console.log('running click event'); }), 10);
To add a function that calls a function only after a number of calls just involves generalizing the before by a simple wrapper:
var clickNum = function(isAfter) { return function(times, callback) { var called = isAfter ? -1 : 0; return function() { called += 1; if ((called > times) === isAfter) { return callback.apply(this, arguments); } }; }; }; var before = clickNum(false), after = clickNum(true);
These functions are also available in lodash: before after
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