There is no logical reason to produce a demo this early in development. There has been discussion about making a demo once the full release is ready, though.

As for your questions:

If you are a 3D modeler, you will be able to make and import your own characters, rather than customizing the pre-made characters.

Backgrounds can't really be edited, but you will be able to import custom ones.


As far as using FaceRig for development, you will have to wait for the Studio version, which will have (among other tools) the ability to export motion capture data, which you can use to animate characters' faces.

Now I feel like I didn't really understood what FaceRig does.
If there is no face animation, no pre-made customization, and we can't use the software for development, what does the $39 version allow us to do then?

Originally posted by 5ilvara:

Now I feel like I didn't really understood what FaceRig does.
If there is no face animation, no pre-made customization, and we can't use the software for development, what does the $39 version allow us to do then?

make money with facerig

Note though, the current models can be edited within the program to some extent.(add props change some colors/details. Shape the model a bit, bigger eyes, smaller, nose etc etc)

I see... Thank for explaining.

im just sayin

facerig when fully developed and little to no bugs + nintendo = 3D pokemanz movie

(with alot more of course but still itd help)

Originally posted by Chiberatsu:

im just sayin

facerig when fully developed and little to no bugs + nintendo = 3D pokemanz movie

(with alot more of course but still itd help)

what.......I.....I....dont even.....Ughhhh it hurts......