1) Surrealist punch lines from https://chat.openai.com/share/c91f4be...
2) Daffy from rigmodels.com
3) Text to Voice from fakeyou.com.
4) Rhubarb plugin, running fine in Blender 3.2, from: https://github.com/scaredyfish/blende...
So, use Blender 3.2 since the lip sync plugin still uses the now deprecated PoseLib.
At the mo, I am just looking at building up the character and some default animations. The aim, to learn how to pose a more fiddly model in short bursts.
So, 100 punchlines should do it!
But for now, just sorting the lip sync template.
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Doodly for intro and trailers to other episodes.
https://quicksounds.com/
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http://www.zapsplat.com for other noise effects.
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