Tips for Using Adobe Character Animator with dnddiceroller.org?

Report · Apr 13, 2023

As a passionate Dungeons & Dragons player, I love using the website dnddiceroller.org to roll my virtual dice. The 3D dice roller on this website is an amazing feature, and I want to learn how to incorporate it into my Character Animator animations.

If you're an Adobe Character Animator expert, I'm looking for your best tips and tricks on how to create a character that can roll the 3D dice on dnddiceroller.org. How do you create the character and rig it in Character Animator? How do you incorporate the 3D dice roller into your animations and make it look seamless?

I would love to hear from the Adobe community on this topic. Share your knowledge and experience, and let's make our D&D sessions even more exciting with custom characters that can roll virtual dice in style! And don't forget to check out dnddiceroller.org to see the 3D dice roller in action.

Report · Apr 13, 2023

You might be able to have a split screen with your animation in one screen and the other site in the other. I know there's the option of doing a "broadcast" where the CH character is in a corner of the screen while the other site runs in the background. Personally, I've never done it. Doing something where the 2D characters from CH interact with the 3D objects from the site would require a large amount of work with both sets of code.