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    Instead of club colours both sides are sporting Xsens motion capture suits. On the touchline, teams are huddled over laptops. Short-range signalling equipment, which tracks players' motion according to millimetres, stand on the ground with production staff studying tablets displaying live statistics. From thousands of miles away the director of animation is monitoring the action on Zoom. This isn't the work of a space-age group of scouts, nor the most recent coaching innovations. They are the creators of FIFA 22. This is the first occasion, EA motion-captured live footage of a 90-minute soccer match, and then tracked players' movements to a granular level which could later be added to its animation database. The gaming firm looked for the major details right down to the finer details: from how a full-back strikes the ball using their laces or how a player instantly glances over their shoulder prior to receiving a pass. "Ultimately it's about realism, which is what makes an easier game" declares Gareth Eaves, senior animation director at EA who was the leader of the workshop remotely. "We were looking to do this for years but the technology hadn't existed." If you want to know more about Fifa 22, you can go to https://www.mmoexp.com/Fut-22/Coins.htmlInstead of club colours both sides are sporting Xsens motion capture suits. On the touchline, teams are huddled over laptops. Short-range signalling equipment, which tracks players' motion according to millimetres, stand on the ground with production staff studying tablets displaying live statistics...See more
    Instead of club colours both sides are sporting Xsens motion capture suits. On the touchline, teams are huddled over laptops. Short-range signalling equipment, which tracks players' motion according to millimetres, stand on the ground with production staff studying tablets displaying live statistics. From thousands of miles away the director of animation is monitoring the action on Zoom. This isn't the work of a space-age group of scouts, nor the most recent coaching innovations. They are the creators of FIFA 22. This is the first occasion, EA motion-captured live footage of a 90-minute soccer match, and then tracked players' movements to a granular level which could later be added to its animation database. The gaming firm looked for the major details right down to the finer details: from how a full-back strikes the ball using their laces or how a player instantly glances over their shoulder prior to receiving a pass. "Ultimately it's about realism, which is what makes an easier game" declares Gareth Eaves, senior animation director at EA who was the leader of the workshop remotely. "We were looking to do this for years but the technology hadn't existed." If you want to know more about Fifa 22, you can go to https://www.mmoexp.com/Fut-22/Coins.html
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