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SteadyDancer
Harmonized and Coherent Human Image Animation
SteadyDancer is a research-oriented motion stabilization and dancer tracking system designed to analyze and correct motion in videos, making captured performances appear smoother and more stable while preserving expressiveness. It employs computer vision and motion modeling to estimate and reduce unwanted jitters, shakes, or camera wobbles — particularly in dance or movement sequences where traditional smoothing would distort intentional motion. By differentiating between intentional... -
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DeadSimple Pixel Perfect Camera
An exceedingly easy-to-use pixel perfect orthographic camera script
DeadSimple Pixel Perfect Camera is a Unity script that ensures crisp and clean pixel rendering for 2D games. It eliminates jitter and blur caused by scaling issues, making it ideal for developers working on retro-style pixel art games who need a plug-and-play solution. -
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Image viewer with minimal user interface and advanced capabilities. Shows the image floating on the screen without any border.
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The JitOgre Project is a Jitter external for Cycling 74's Max graphical data flow language, which embeds the Ogre3D rendering engine, exposing its functionality to the Max-Jitter environment.
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