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In this tutorial, I will introduce a use of OSC interaction between Unity3D and Max/Msp.

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-== An example of using captured data in Houdini ==
+== Controlling Unity with Max/Msp ==
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-In this tutorial, I will introduce a use of captured data from content making aspect.
+In this tutorial, I will introduce a use of OSC interaction between Unity3D and Max/Msp.
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-In case that you want to do NOT normal character animation, but add some tricky effect on your character, this tutorial and Houdini will help you.
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-To export the captured data, please refer this tutorial;
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-[[GMU:Tutorials/Performance Platform/Tracking Platform Export|Exporting Tracking Data]]
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-To test this tutorial locally, you can download captured data from the captury's website.
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-http://www.thecaptury.com/example-data/
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-In this tutorial, we use one of the captury's sample data, "Capoeira".
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-Also, we use Houdini to make your character. You can download free trial version, which is called "free apprentice" from this website.<br>
-https://www.sidefx.com/get/download-houdini/
 == STEP 1 ==