Then things got blocky, and when you can’t read labels things go downhill fast and it became difficult to use. I tried it on a wireless connection first and had a terrible time, so I went to a wired connection and fared a little better at first it seemed. Blocky chunks of screen that are sometimes legible but most times not. It’s like watching a digital movie with bad to poor reception.
I can see the MHC interface but it’s barely readable at times. When I say not usable for everyone… what I mean is… I haven’t been able to successfully download and use a MetaHuman character and have been trying off and on for several days. In fairness, this also happened with a high-end marker-less video animation service I tested.īefore I go any further let me say what does work. While it is extremely rare that I cannot use such a service, apparently MetaHumans falls into that category. Not everyone has services like fast, reliable internet (c’mon Elon… get those satellites launched) or the bandwidth to use a high-end web-based service.
Not everyone lives in a city or even a large town. As good as it looks in articles and on videos, if you don’t have the bandwidth, you don’t get to play with the big boys and girls. I rarely have a problem but high-end web-based services like MetaHumans is another story altogether. I use them frequently and quite a bit lately testing services for use by our viewers and members. Created to make human-looking creatures without falling into the uncanny valley and all that stuff. Nice, clear interface with fairly crisp imaging. Unreal’s new MetaHuman Creator (MHC) web-based tool looks great from what I can see on YouTube and other places.
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