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Is this regular animation or rotoscoping ?
This was one of the parts they used motion capture IIRC. I remember seeing it from that cruncyroll documentary/interver
trafalgarjustice166 said:
Is this regular animation or rotoscoping ?
Motion Capture
trafalgarjustice166 said:
Is this regular animation or rotoscoping ?
Motion Capture
The motion capture should start from this episode i guess.

Still wonder if it's just reference, or rotoscope. Anyway the end result is dope.
park said it's a compination of motion capture and 2D timing,I don't know the specifics of it,but he implied it's something new
There's nothing new here, they just took live-action, modeled it independently, and then disseminated the movement into key frames and consequent breakdowns. This is the standard way of referencing scenes in this way. I recommend watching the Psycho-Pass movie "making-of" found in the BD release because it's essentially the same process.

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I wasn't clear enough, basically:

Psycho-Pass:

record live action -> model it in CG -> animate over it

GoH:

mocap live action -> take the resulting skeleton and model it in CG -> animate over it