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Frequently asked questions

What is the pricing for using Plask?

Plask Motion offers two pricing options: the Freeium Plan, which is free of charge, and the Mocap Pro Plan, a paid subscription available on a monthly or annual basis.

Can I upload my own 3D model to Plask?

To use your 3D models in Plask, they must meet the following requirements:

Supported formats: FBX, GLB

The file name should be in English letters.

A model can be imported if it has a skeletal mesh with both mesh and bone components.

The root bone should be named "Armature."

It is recommended to include only bones that can be matched with the source bones.

Loading a model with a T-Pose is recommended.

Plask motion capture is based on 24 source bones, including:

• rightShoulder
• rightArm
• rightForeArm
• rightHand
• rightHandIndex1
• leftShoulder
• leftArm
• leftForeArm
• leftHand
• leftHandIndex1
• Head
• Neck
• Spine2
• Spine1
• Spine
• Hips
• rightUpLeg
• rightLeg
• rightFoot
• rightToeBase
• leftUpLeg
• leftLeg
• leftFoot
• leftToeBase You can add more bones to your character, but only 24 bones will be used for retargeting animation. If extra bones are not related to the applied animation, you can add as many additional bones as needed (e.g., extra finger bones or bones for accessories).

Can I use Plask animations for commercial purposes?

Subscribers retain intellectual property rights for content created in Plask. Copyright and intellectual property rights for animations created by Plask subscribers belong to the users themselves. For more details on your rights as a user, please refer to our additional information.

How can I extract motion from a video in Plask?

There are two methods for using video to extract motion in Plask: you can record video using your own device or record motion directly from the Plask platform. Here are instructions for importing videos you''ve recorded on your own device:

1. First, you need to add your video to Plask''s library.

2. Change the editing mode to MoCap mode by toggling the switch at the top.

This will allow you to work with your recorded videos in Plask.