Bigscreen: Avatars v1 (Unity)

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TEASER #1 - Bigscreen Beta "2019 UPDATE" is launching soon

Update Video on new avatars and environment options

Promo for rendering out your avatar as a VTuber.

Star Trek inspired costumes for in-game movie marathons.

Mixing things up

Fun scifi costume experiments for movie fans

Torso Textures on differing body shapes

Facial Hair Geo sample

Crafting torso shape options

Hand crafted LODs vs Auto LOD tools: it's important to manage the edges of the UVs for each of the LOD levels, something auto tools didn't handle very well.

Artisnally [sic] Crafted LODs - Maintaining Proper UV Space

When crafting LODs, you need to ensure you maintain the silhouette.

Hand Crafted LOD UV Alignments: you need to manage the edges of each LOD's uv islands to minimize the deformation of the single texture.

New Bigscreen Avatars

Early Avatar Customization Mirror, just grab to select your options.

Procedural controls for VR hands, with the ability to create and save poses.

facial hair customization layout

First Generation of BigscreenVR Avatars. Built with mobile VR performance in mind for the Samsung GearVR and Oculus GO! Performance was extremely limited, so the designs were heavily inspired by Nintendo's customizable Mii avatars. These avatars utilize a system to animate 2D textured eyes (blink and simulated eye gazing) and mouth (according to the attenuation of the microphone) which can be easily swapped out for custom options. With 6 body shapes, 22 hair styles, 13 beards, 10 mustaches, 7 sideburns, 18 eyewear, 11 hats, 9 eyes, 9 Brows, 12 iris types, and 11 Mouth shapes, you have millions of possible custom combinations.
The torsos utilize an atlas of RGB mask textures for quick color combinations and up to 16 shirt patterns (per atlas).

Previous artwork