r/PINOC_Studio

Here's the whole chain: source boxing footage, the PINOC motion, the animation inside Blender, and the final rendered scene.

tbh the mocap isn't the finished animation. It's the first pass that gets the overall timing and performance in place. Blender is still where the contacts, posing, curves, camera, and final polish become the animator's work.

For this type of shot, what usually eats the most time for you: finding the base motion, retargeting, fixing contacts, or polishing the final performance?

Boxing video credit - IG:xiongzheng0177

These examples came from prompts like a quick fist-pump celebration, a tired zombie stagger, and picking up an imaginary box.

The fun prompts aren't just one pose. They have intent, timing, and a mini sequence of actions.

Drop one oddly specific motion you'd normally search a stock library for and still not find. We'll pick one of the top suggestions, run it in PINOC, and post the raw result with no cleanup.

“Fight animation” is kinda broad. “Step back from a punch, regain balance, then signal someone forward” gives the model something way more interesting to attempt.