Source Code and Source files for P3D Avatars

[Christian Bahr]

Hello,

i would like to inform you that there are two more avatars for Prepar3D.

The special feature: this time, all source data are included.

The avatars are free for any use. Whether commercial or non-commercial, you can do what you want.

- Two avatars as a StudioMax file (.max)
- Two ready-to-use avatars as SimObjects
- 2K-Textures. Formats PSD and Targa, incl. large Paintkit
- 16 animation-files (BIP-files)
- Occulus Rift Attach-Point


The data provided may be used for commercial and non-commercial use in particular

- duplicated, printed, presented, modified, edited and transmitted to third parties
- merged with own data and data of others and linked to independent new data sets
- be integrated into internal and external business processes, products and applications in public and non-public electronic networks.

Any use is permitted!

The source data are stored in the filbase of http://flusiboard.de. To download you have to register.
Direkt-Link: http://flusiboard.de/filebase/file/8...le-female-for/

Christian

[scotth6]

Wow! Thanks Christian. That is very generous. Great work too.

Cheers,

[roger-wilco-66]

Great, stuff, thanks for sharing! I've been working with the Autodesk Character Generator myself.

Cheers,
Mark

[Christian Bahr]

Many thanks for your friendly words :-)

@Mark
Very nice! We would be very happy if we would see something of your work soon :-)

Best wishes
Christian

[jmig]

Thank you Christian!

[Penz]

Thank you for all you have done for the P3D avatars Christian!

Not only these, but also the avatars pack at flusiboard and the ones from Aerosoft.

- JP

[Dino Cattaneo]

Thanks a lot!

This is indeed great as the SDK documentation leaves a lot to be desired for the Avatars!

[Christian Bahr]

Hello Dino,

yes it is true, a proper documentation does not exist in the SDK on the avatars. The corresponding section in the SDK is rather a kind of visual representation of the bones. LM should have given the source code for the standard-avatar to the SDK, as test data so to speak.

But with some self-study I had understood the principle in a short time - the solution is in the animation manager. There is a new entry: AvatarSpecific

It should now be possible for anyone to export their own avatar, to repaint, to replace with other animations etc :-)

Best regards
Christian

[spatialpro]

Thank you so much for being so generous with your work.

Is your marshaller available yet?



Do you think the controls for the marshalling signals could be linked to a Leap Motion or an HTC Vive?

Andy

[Christian Bahr]

Thank you so much for being so generous with your work.

Is your marshaller available yet?

Do you think the controls for the marshalling signals could be linked to a Leap Motion or an HTC Vive?

Andy

But yes!

The marshaller, the airline pilot and the falconer have been available since last year. The "Three of the airport" are a gift from the company Aerosoft to their clientele - for their long-term loyalty. You can simply download the avatars here: Free avatars from Simware and Aerosoft

The installer package also contains a dancing zombie: D

The question about the real-time-controlled animations I can not conclude finally. Purely theoretically, however, this should be feasible, but then there are no more P3D avatars, but something like vehicles with certain animations. But I have no ambitions to do this. Perhaps there is someone who wants to do that. The source code for the two free avatars can be downloaded here: Source code P3D Avatars