The ease with which Faceware translates real performances into digital performances is one of the main reasons Bungie decided to use the technology on Destiny. The product line uses video to capture every detail of an actor's face, and computer vision software to transfer that performance quickly to digital characters, giving Bungie's artists a detailed first pass to which they can then add greater detail to their characters. Destiny is set to release September 9th, 2014.įaceware's markerless motion capture system was previously used on Bungie's Halo: Reach.
Players can personalize and upgrade nearly every aspect of their custom characters a nearly limitless combination of armor, weapons, and visual flair. Los Angeles – Ma– Faceware Technologies, the leading innovator and most experienced provider of markerless 3D facial motion capture solutions, today announced that video game developer, Bungie, Inc., has chosen to use Faceware's Professional Facial Motion Capture Product Line to add lifelike expressions and human-realistic emotions to Destiny's characters.ĭestiny is the next evolution of first person action genre, developed by Bungie and published by Activision Publishing, Inc. You can read the full press release after the break.īungie chooses Faceware's facial mo-cap products to help breathe life into Destiny's characters Bungie previously worked with Faceware on Halo: Reach. Destiny artists can then take those expressions and put them on the game's models. It's time for Destiny's close-up! The upcoming MMO is paying attention to more than just scenery and armor models, as Bungie has hired Faceware Technologies to provide facial motion capture for the game's characters.įaceware Technologies uses a "markerless" motion capture system to quickly scan and analyze actors' faces and record those expressions.
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