Digital Artists
He Rigged a Dance From Three Motion Libraries, Then Wrapped It in Fabric That Took Two Hours to Simulate
Artist Cesar Corzo built a cheerful dancing skeleton animation in Blender by blending motion-capture clips from Mixamo, ActorCore, and Action Forge, then baking the result to keyframes and simulating a sheer fabric costume with ZOZO's free, open-source Contact Solver. The full pipeline — rigging, blended mocap, cloth simulation, and lighting — is a useful map of where free and open tools now sit alongside paid ones in a single character-animation workflow.