There's a children's bedroom in Muvizu, but if you want an adult one you'll probably find it easiest to build it yourself with the Muvizu assets.
edited by MrDrWho13 on 03/08/2016

And there you are : http://www.muvizu.com/Forum/topic5734-arm-yourself.aspx

Done the arms, but now I want to add a phone.



Couldn't find a good free phone to use, so I'll make one to go with the left hand.

ziggy72 wrote:

Actually, now that I remember, no I didn't do that - I was going to, but the phone model gave me problems so I just positioned the handset and arm inside Muvizu, they aren't joined together in any way (neither is the cord, that's separate as well). And I took pity on your plight, and I will do the arms for a mobile phone today or tomorrow.

OH no. I still have not watched any but mine has an airplane theme, too. This is why I do not watch any. I am hoping I can have it done, but we will see. It is another learning opportunity, and I am making slow progress. My 2 hours tonight was all failure, but I am learning how to fail. According to Edison that makes you closer to success.

There's no tutorial because we only recently worked out how to do this. You cannot turn parts of a character invisible if they are the 'potato heads', only the hero types (Mandy, Rosie, Sinister, Heroine and Beefy). You have to be creative with your camera angles to hide the fact that you are using dummy hands, like here :



His existing right arm is down by his side. You can't get rid of his existing arm, but you can hide it.

ziggy72 wrote:




I'm trying to figure out how to use all the downloads, but do not understand, is there a tutorial?

Here you are Tobyob67 : http://www.muvizu.com/Forum/topic5765-base-character-reference-models.aspx

And for the arm things : http://www.muvizu.com/forum/topic5734-tips--tricks.aspx
edited by ziggy72 on 30/07/2016

Hi, I am new to Muvizu.

I will be purchasing the South Asian characters today, and try them this weekend.

I saw the Star Wars characters, and thought you could import your own characters and animations. Now, I know you make these things by attaching attachments to characters. Pretty cool hack to make custom characters!

I will be trying to make attachments for various characters, maybe the South Asian ones, since I am currently living in Indonesia, and I want to make something for the children here for educational purposes. There is a famous show on TV here: Sopot Jarwo
Very funny. YouTube it for more links.

The packs are cheap enough that I will probably buy them too. If I make anything for them, I'll share what I am not using for any proprietary projects which should be be most of them shared!

a fairly new option when you need a particular pose (now that we have the OBJ models for many characters) is to edit one of the models into whatever pose you need, color it to match the character in your scene, then remove the head.

The newer characters can be made invisible except for their heads... so you could attach the model as hat or necklace, reposition it, and it would hold whatever pose you need while providing a "living" head that can engage in conversation.