AnyAct generates editable human reenactments from character videos via conditional motion generation from transferable sparse local 2D articulated cues, with designs for human-only supervision and global-local decoupling.
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AnyAct: Towards Human Reenactment of Character Motion From Video
AnyAct generates editable human reenactments from character videos via conditional motion generation from transferable sparse local 2D articulated cues, with designs for human-only supervision and global-local decoupling.
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R-DMesh: Video-Guided 3D Animation via Rectified Dynamic Mesh Flow
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