Developed by nukeygara, akeytsu is a brand new 3D program dedicated solely to
character animation and rigging, for the animation and video games industries.
Simplicity, velocity and ergonomics
With its artistic-oriented approach, akeytsu breaks up classic
standards of current broad-based solutions by providing a new
workflow built on simplicity, velocity and ergonomics.
Artistic tools used to be conceived by engineers, thus
demonstrating a level of complexity inconsistent with
artist users. This time is over.
"We will give power back to artists with software fitting to them."
They will easily find their bearings because it is designed specifically for their needs.
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Akeytsu is still in development and will be available in October 2014.
I love this! An more over, I love all the innovation that comes from competition!
Autodesk, hands-off this one please -.-
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Also,The ability to click on the character mesh to access the control rig is intuitive
But instead of me listing off the features I like about it, here is a complete rundown of the features they offer::
http://www.nukeygara.com/akeytsu-features
Snark remarks aside, this looks freaking cool ! I always felt like there is something very odd about manipulating a 3d character rig on the 2d space of a computer screen, so maybe this can help alleviating that. Cool stuff !
this looks like it.
lol yes, but motion builder is the man when it comes to mocap, but I never really felt it did the job for pure keyframe animation. but you are right sir, I completely forgot about motionbuilder when I whrote that =P
I'd happily pay $700 for the last release of Softimage.
I dunno. Need to play around with it before i judge. It's one thing to list off features. It's a completely other thing for those features to work as intended, or even in a way that animators would like... 3ds Max is the prime example of that.
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=74eSHxwoGdQ[/ame]
While they're still in an early development cycle... creating another version of the software in parallel with 'greyed out features', would only slow & likely inhibit the overall progress they're trying to achieve.
You may see an educational/indie licensing option down the road... once all the key foundation features are in.
https://www.nukeygara.com/
Props on some powerful looking soft.
Cheerio