| Helene Sisti - wrote on 24. May 2010 | |
| It is beautiful work. Thank you for sharing. | |
| AlwafaPrince - wrote on 25. Mar 2010 | |
| great work.. | |
| David MacPherson - wrote on 20. Mar 2010 | |
| Can I get the dog gait motion data please? | |
| Brijesh - wrote on 18. Mar 2010 | |
| Simply awesome, folks!! I would like to see; 1.The diff between male and female on different terrains. 2.Based on the wind that is moving by. 3.Like somebody has already mentioned, based on age. |
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| Christopher Hess - wrote on 17. Mar 2010 | |
| The next step for your "guess the sex" game would be to have data shown in the sagittal plane and the frontal plane (side by side). If you are using this game as data for a study, add validity through multiple planes of view. Good start since perception of men vs women is quite useful for various applications. | |
| Danny - wrote on 01. Feb 2010 | |
| Hey, you are sooo awesome!! I can't imagine something more exciting than to watch the movements of creatures!! Thanks! |
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| Vic Fina II - wrote on 28. Jan 2010 | |
| As a adjunct professor for School of Visual Arts, I constantly refer back to your BML Walker for human behavior. The subtleties are something any great animator strives for. | |
| Rev. Wena D. Parry - wrote on 25. Jan 2010 | |
| I am making animations and you human walk system is helpful. I would like to be able to have it on digital film to analize each frame Thank you. |
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