anymove: motion capture for any creature from one AI video, $0.26 per move
majidmanzarpour · x · 2026-10-29
Open-source GitHub project anymove (337 stars, Apache-2.0) turns a single AI video into animation for any rigged creature:
- How it works: a video model films the creature from two cameras in one frame (front left, side right); a DINOv2-based joint reader reads the skeleton, the rig is fitted across both views, and a GLB file is output
- Results: handles dragons, giant spiders, fire demons, wolves — wings, tails and eight legs included; one AI clip per move at $0.26 each, read and fitted in under a minute
- Integration: ships as a Claude Code plugin with Blender tools and agent skills
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