Create Amazing Facial Animations with Daz3D Poser Mimic 3.0.1.1

What is Daz3D Poser Mimic 3.0.1.1?

If you are looking for a way to create realistic facial animations for your 3D characters, you might want to check out Daz3D Poser Mimic 3.0.1.1. This is a powerful tool that allows you to make your characters talk, sing, or express emotions with just a few clicks.

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Daz3D Poser Mimic 3.0.1.1 is a software that analyzes a sound file and generates lip sync data for your character based on the phonemes (sounds) and visemes (mouth shapes) of the speech. You can then edit and refine the lip sync data using various parameters such as timing, intensity, expression, etc.

Daz3D Poser Mimic 3.0.1.1 works with both DAZ and Poser characters, as long as they have a .dmc file (Mimic configuration file) that defines their mouth movements. You can also create your own .dmc files for any character that does not have one.

Daz3D Poser Mimic 3.0.1.1 is compatible with Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, and 10, and requires Poser 4 or higher or DAZ Studio 2 or higher to run.

In this article, we will show you how to install, use, and benefit from Daz3D Poser Mimic 3.0.1.1, as well as some tips and tricks for improving your results.

How to install Daz3D Poser Mimic 3.0.1.1?

The first step is to download Daz3D Poser Mimic 3.0.1.1 from a reliable source such as the official website. You will get a .rar file that contains the installer and some documentation.

A .rar file is a compressed archive that can store multiple files in one package. To extract the files from the .rar file, you will need a software that can handle this format such as WinRAR or 7-Zip.

Once you have extracted the files from the .rar file, you will see an executable file called MimicPro301.exe. This is the installer that will guide you through the installation process.

Double-click on the installer and follow the instructions on the screen. You will need to accept the license agreement, choose a destination folder, select whether you want to install Mimic for DAZ Studio or Poser or both, and optionally create shortcuts on your desktop or start menu.

The installation process should take only a few minutes depending on your system speed.

How to use Daz3D Poser Mimic 3.0.1.1?

Once you have installed Daz3D Poser Mimic 3.0.1.1, you can launch it from your desktop or start menu shortcut or from within DAZ Studio or Poser.

The main window of Daz3D Poser Mimic 3.0.1.1 consists of four sections:

• The Character section where you can load a character from your library or browse for a .cr2 (Poser character) or .duf (DAZ character) file on your computer.

• The Sound section where you can load a sound file from your computer or record your own voice using a microphone.

• The Lip Sync section where you can analyze and edit the lip sync data generated by Mimic.

• The Preview section where you can play back and render the animation.

To create a facial animation with Daz3D Poser Mimic 3.0.1.1, you need to follow these basic steps:

How to load a character and a sound file?

The first step is to load a character that you want to animate with Mimic.

You can do this by clicking on the Browse... button in the Character section and selecting a .cr2 or .duf file from your computer.

You can also use the drop-down menu in the Character section to choose a character from your library if you have installed any compatible characters such as Victoria 4, Michael 4, Genesis, etc.

If you are using DAZ Studio or Poser, you can also launch Mimic from within these programs by selecting your character in the scene tab and then clicking on Edit > Launch External Binary > Launch Mimic Pro...

This will automatically load your character into Mimic without having to browse for it.

The next step is to load a sound file that contains the speech or song that you want your character to lip sync.

You can do this by clicking on the Browse... button in the Sound section and selecting a .wav or .mp3 file from your computer.

You can also use the drop-down menu in the Sound section to choose a sound file from your library if you have installed any compatible sound files such as those included with some characters or products.

If you don't have a sound file ready, you can also record your own voice using a microphone by clicking on the Record... button in the Sound section.

This will open a dialog box where you can adjust some settings such as sample rate, bit depth, channels, etc., and then start recording by clicking on the red circle button.

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