“Onimusha 3” by Yamazaki
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Conference:
- SIGGRAPH 2004 More animation videos from SIGGRAPH 2004:
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Title:
- Onimusha 3
Length:
- 6:02
Director(s):
Description:
The time is 16th-century Japan, in the age of civil wars. The wicked demon king, Nobunaga, is about to conquer the country. A man with armor powered by demons, Samanosuke, enters the final fight with his old enemy, Gargant. This is a mixture of Japanese Ninja and Samurai sword-fighting and an acrobatic kung-fu action movie.
Hardware:
HARDWARE: PC single 2 GHz (or higher) CPU, 2 GB RAM.
Software:
SOFTWARE DEVELOPER: Modeling and dynamics: Discreet 3ds max 5.1. Animation: Discreet 3ds max 5.1, Character Studio 4.0. Rendering: Chaos Software V- Ray 1.09.03m. Compositing: Adobe After Effects 6.0. OS: Windows XP Professional.
Additional Contributors:
Producer: Mikitaka Kurasawa
Contributor: Ikuo Nishii
Additional Information:
PRODUCTION
Modeling: Clay models for reference. We modeled most characters in 3D. Motion capture blended with keyframe animation. We used a VICON mocap system with 24 cameras and a capture area of 12.6 x 8.6 x 5 m. Some rotoscoping used. Rendering technique used most: HDRI lighting. Average CPU time for rendering per frame: approximately 15 minutes. Total production time: 540 days. Production highlight: Live-action background plates and motion-captured characters rendered with HDRI lighting.
