I think substance has clever and modern design team so I hope they are able to run free with what they have planned, but there is definitely an opportunity here for software that takes game designers first and not marketing execs/experiences. It’s also where the really cool looking morph3d language went as it closed up and switch to the Tafi branding. This is where flash went and it helped kill it. The blog post does worry me though because it leads off with talk of branding and marketing opportunities, rather than about innovation and user friendliness. On September 13, 2020, the program was removed from the Adobe Creative Cloud and is no longer available for download from Adobe. Development of Fuse was discontinued in September 2019. I’m guessing based on the blog post which is welcome but doesn’t promise anything concrete that these characters were made in fuse and are a kindnoff mini gift to comfort mixamo users that more is in the way. Fuse was updated to allow the importation and editing of character models generated by Microsoft's Kinect 2.0 in August of that year. Adobe Fuse is primarily designed to work with Adobe Photoshop’s 3D system. There are a bunch of new characters which seem to fall mostly into urban design characters, and between a standard fuse look and stylized exaggerated form characters. Adobe Fuse enables artists to create bespoke humanoid models, and clothe them using the array of clothing presets that come with the software.

Not complaining because I find them very useful and love how that was setup. For Fuse, they dont import well, but do import into UE4 fine so. I checked out mixamo and the animations seem the same. Use the mhx2 importer for blender: its an addon you need for make human.works great.

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