I just uploaded my lipsync script to mohoscripts

[MrMiracle77]

Any way this could be applied to actions on a mouth layer?

[tiatridis]

Just checking in again on my last post. Has anyone else run into that error with this script? thanks.

[Daxel]

Just checking in again on my last post. Has anyone else run into that error with this script? thanks.

Another user had the same problem and Strider helped him right before your first post: viewtopic.php?p=202525#p202525

Hope that helps.

[tiatridis]

AH, so this script doesn't work with mouth shapes in switch folder then, is that right? Thanks.

[strider2000]

Sorry titridis. My day job keeps me pretty busy these days, so I haven't been on the forum in a while. So I didn't see this 'til just now. Looks like Daxel got you pointed in the right direction. Thanks!

[Hugging_Bear]

Hi everyone,
I just uploaded my lip sync script to mohoscripts.com (love that site )
Here's a video description (it's linked on the sight too)


This is not a new script, but I still use it all the time. It's just that with mohoscipts.com, I've finally had a chance to upload it.

Here's a thread on it.
viewtopic.php?f=12&t=28346


You can get it here
https://mohoscripts.com/script/msLipSync

I hope it's helpful to others.

It isn't working for me I get the same mouth shape in every keyframe. I used it in bone dial controlled mouth shapes (Open/Close Squash/Stretch) based on the Scarlett script. Maybe it works on switch layers. I haven't tried that yet. Would be awesome if it did.
I also found it somewhat confusing that in your video, your character's bone layer is called 'Scarlett Rigs'. Later you write that the bone layer must consist only of one name 'Scarlett' (like in the txt-file) plus the number of bones.

[Mattyj]

This is awesome Strider, cheers.

Just wondering, if you have your phonemes set up on a smart bone dial (just one smart bone dial) is it possible for the script to pick up on where to move the dial as per the audio file? No stress, happy to use switch layers too, just wondering.