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Turn video into motion. Learn how to capture, edit, and bring your animation into the tools you use.

Getting started

Quick Start

With Plask Motion, you can create an animation in as little as 3 minutes. After logging in, click on "New Scene" button in the top right corner and follow the steps.

Video Requirements

Your next animation begins with our easy motion capture

Import Video

Hello there! If you're new to the world of 3D animation, don't worry - we're here to guide you every step of the way. Plask Motion is a powerful tool that lets you create amazing 3

Apply Motion

After extracting animation from a video, the next crucial step is applying this motion to your 3D model in the Scene. This process, known as retargeting, maps the extracted animati

Import Model

Plask Motion allows you to import 3D model assets for visualization and animation in your scene. This guide will walk you through the process of importing models and explain the su

Set up Scene

Learn how to easily add models to your scene and remove them when needed. This guide covers the basics of model management in Plask.

Play Scene

Once you've applied motion to your 3D model, it's crucial to understand how to control and view your animation effectively. This guide will walk you through the various playback co

Export FBX, BVH, and GLB Animations

Export motion from Plask as FBX, BVH, or GLB. Choose your character and frame rate, then bring the animation into Blender, Unreal Engine, or another tool.

Edit Animation

Learn how to modify and fine-tune your animations using Plask's powerful track management and curve editing tools. Plask provides robust features for managing Animation Groups, ind

Share Scene

Learn how to create, share, and collaborate on scenes in Plask with your team members. Plask allows users to create scenes, invite collaborators, set permission levels, and publish

Realtime Collabo

In Plask, you can watch and edit scenes in real time with other team members. You can invite, authorize, and check their connection status to work together on a scene.

Viewport

The Viewport is your window into the 3D world of Plask. It's the rectangular area in the Canvas where you see and interact with your 3D scene. Effective navigation in the Viewport

Transform

Plask provides powerful tools for manipulating 3D objects through various node types. This guide will help you understand how to modify poses and work with different node types eff

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