Don't worry, Claire will be ‘freed’ from the chair at some point. 😉
This WIP shows quite well why it is so much more complex to animate with three models than with just two. Many of you probably haven't even noticed, but Excella doesn't move at all in the second half of the WIP. In the final version, of course, she also has to be animated. And this part is particularly tricky because you always have to think about where the third person, who may not even be in front of the camera, is in the room so that she doesn't suddenly start ‘teleporting’ from the viewer's point of view because there are connection errors.
This is doubly true for me, as I prefer camera angles that show as much of the scene as possible and use face close-ups relatively rarely. Accordingly, all three characters are often in the picture.
It's definitely a super exciting experience for me, where I'm learning a lot. Because up to now I haven't had anything comparable in terms of complexity with more than two models. "Corruption of the Lodge 3", for example, is nothing against it, because most of the time all the futas were busy with Ciri at the same time anyway. 😏😈
