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Tvori

Released: Aug 25, 2016
Platforms: Windows
Last updated: 09 Sep 2026, 12:45 GMT

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30 Mar 2021Developer post
Communicate your ideas and prototype in a storyboard format
Tvori is a prototyping tool, which allows you to tell stories. In Tvori you can research user journey for your future app or build a vivid narrative for your future film or game. With this update, we are introducing a quick way to create storyboards. You should benefit from this
17 Feb 2021Developer post
Tvori Viewer is now available in Pro
Design and communication of AR and VR experiences has always been somehow challenging. Developers and designers have readapted a wide variety of tools that were originally meant for "flat" content such as apps or 2D games. Our new features structure launches and aims to solve ver
Design and communication of AR and VR experiences has always been somehow challenging. Developers and designers have readapted a wide variety of tools that were originally meant for "flat" content such as apps or 2D games.
Our new features structure launches and aims to solve very needed milestones! Broadcast a feeling of presence and make good use of space.
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No more "distant" and complicated communication between teammates and clients, leading to misunderstandings, frustrations and slower turnarounds during remote design reviews. Start a remote design review in VR with clients or teammates within a couple of clicks.
With the the Tvori editor XR designers can create animated prototypes of their experiences. There're some details how it works in three easy steps.
1. Create a complete UI/UX in Tvori editor
In Tvori editor (requires a VR-ready PC) you can create a complete experience with props and UI taking advantage of the premade packs or the wide variety of files supported (obj, GLTF, FBX, png, pdf etc).
The significantly improved Snapping and the new Gizmo tool bring a new level of precision to your creations without interrupting the fluidity in your design. Due to the animation timeline you can also simulate interactions and transitions to illustrate complete User Experiences.
2. Export the scenes and invite participants to the Design Review
Pro users can now export their scenes and create various meeting rooms to prepare for the design review. After that, inviting a colleague or client is as easy as creating a team and typing their email in the web browser of your PC.
3. Run your Design Review directly in Virtual Reality
Guests will immediately receive an email with all the instructions to download Tvori Viewer depending on the platform of choice: Desktop, Steam, Oculus headset or Oculus Quest directly from the recently released App labs. After launching the App, they will be able to join the design review from wherever they are in the world.
Please get aquentied with the following Viewer's features for our plans:
Pro

Up to 5GB of storage space.
Up to 6 simultaneous users in a session.
3 teams per seat.
Enterprise

Up to 100GB of storage space.
Up to 20 simultaneous users in a session.
Unlimited number of teams per seat.
Currently co-editing the design in real-time is not yet possible but we have some Big plans for April when we will launch the first MVP for Tvori on Quest. If you are an XR designer and own a Quest do not hesitate to join our community of beta testers and get the chance to shape the future of XR design.
The host will be able to play animations, switch between scenes and set viewpoints for the participants. Pitching an idea or a project now happens naturally within VR and everyone can exchange ideas with a shared understanding of how the final design is going to look and feel within the Virtual environment.
Download the free version of Tvori and activate your 14-days free trial to start sharing your creative concepts and pitch your projects more effectively right now.
The Viewer is an experimental feature. We do not guaranty the reliability of it. Scenes uploaded to the cloud may be deleted at any time.
Coming to Oculus Quest in 2021
Become a Beta Tester
Join the community of UI/UX and XR designers
Don't hesitate to give your feedback and share your thoughts on the UI/UX design functions via any social networks below or send a message at [email protected].
It should be intuitive and fun to create in VR with Tvori. If it is not, make sure to let us know!
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29 Jan 2021Developer post
New gizmo and snapping systems and call for applications to become beta testers
With this update, our major focus is on combining the ease and fun of creation inside VR with accuracy and precision in objects alignment and scaling. Keep your speed with more control! Check the Blog for more details: New Gizmo Tool We've implemented 2 new gizmo modes: Classic a
With this update, our major focus is on combining the ease and fun of creation inside VR with accuracy and precision in objects alignment and scaling. Keep your speed with more control!
Check the Blog for more details: https://tvori.co/2021-01-28-gizmo-snapping-modes
New Gizmo Tool
We've implemented 2 new gizmo modes: Classic and Rectangular. Additionally, Bound mode based gizmo was improved too, so it became easier to switch between modes on the fly without releasing the gizmo.
Classic gizmo mode
provides the control of scale, axis rotation, and intuitive snapping. You are enabled to use all three functions at once! Moreover, in the Classic gizmo mode there's a new additional function of a proportional scale mode.
These improvements enhance accuracy and make object's controlling fast and easy.
By the way, the most attentive users may notice how the classic gizmo instruments of 3DsMax, Maya, Blender, Unity, and etc. are adopted to our Classic gizmo mode and improved for the design process in Virtual Reality context.
Rectangular gizmo mode
This mode will be mostly useful and convenient for working with interfaces and buttons. Besides that, you can modify sizes quickly by using all three axes. We also added a new disproportionate scaling mode to Classic gizmo.
In general, the rectangular mode simplifies the process of scaling objects, which are disproportional along any of the axes or the ones, which are proportional along three axes at once.
Additional gizmo improvements
Moreover, now it's possible to choose the coordinates system for gizmo operation: Local or World.
Try out to switch between gizmo modes on the fly with a button on the controller.
New snapping settings
Precise selection has always been a crucial part for working in VR. Besides the usual auto snapping to the world grid, which adaptively adjusted the snapping step to our size, thanks to user requests there's now the possibility to customize snapping settings. For example, if you know that your ascetics are multiples of size 10 cm, these settings are definitely worth using. You can set the step you want and arrange objects with snapping to some grid with this step.
Snapping to snap points by gizmo handles
With any snapping modes activated in gizmo, special snapping points are activated in all available modes when gizmo handles are used. That is why you can make object alignment more accurate and convenient.
The next integral part for any design application is a Guid or auto Guid instrument. It allows you to moderate the size and position of a certain object respectively to another one. Hence, it was quite challenging to adapt this function to VR as there is more snapping and rotation freedom.
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Now you can align and adjust objects relative to other objects with a gizmo by "sticking" a gizmo control of one of the axes to the surface of another object, and then by sliding it around.
Surface Snapping mode
Gizmo is good, but what about free-mode snapping when the object is in your hand?
To do this, we have implemented snapping on surfaces familiar from traditional 3D software, when you can snap an object to the surface of another object and slide over it. This could be done in different ways in VR. With a focus on UI design, where there is often an interface plane, a canvas, an application window, we decided that it would be most useful not to constantly snap to the surface of an object, but to indicate a point on another object with the first click, as the basis for a certain temporary local coordinate system / plane and move the object already in this coordinate system.
We also wanted to be able to not only move but rotate, with rotation aligned to the object you are snapping to, and switch between movement and rotation on the fly, like in the first Gizmo mode (Bound based).
There is support of snapping to the surface of multiple objects and also additional visual highlighting and indicators for clearer understanding of how exactly the objects will be snapped to each other.
Other improvements

Fixed issues with missing objects from Unlit materials when working with the AR brush.
Fixed issues with colouring and removal of locked objects.
Fixed issues with a visibility of clips.
Improved the assignment of materials on imported images.
Fixed exporting issues of irrelevant and unnecessary objects from a scene.
Fixed an issue with incorrect preview size of the camera.
Improved the copying of complex linked and grouped objects.
Improved an overall stability of the processes and fixed various bugs.
Improved a message.
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29 Dec 2020Developer post
Hotfixes. December 29, 2020
Here's a list of hot fixes that we've improved: Fixed issues with deleting and adding empty frames Improved a continuous selection for group objects Fixed issues with the appearance of double tracks when animating materials for the icons Improved the user interface of the context
Here's a list of hot fixes that we've improved:

Fixed issues with deleting and adding empty frames
Improved a continuous selection for group objects
Fixed issues with the appearance of double tracks when animating materials for the icons
Improved the user interface of the context menu for saving icons
Fixed issues when working with favorite tracks
Fixed issues when working with the key selection in the timeline
Hidden signature for the particle effects.
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22 Dec 2020Developer post
New system for objects selection and touching, UI packs, upgraded context me
Precise Selection system Selection is an essential part of the creation process, that's why we have improved it greatly in this update. We introduce the new Selection system: select precisely with the following new features: Precise touch detection: no more bounding boxes, select
Precise Selection system
Selection is an essential part of the creation process, that's why we have improved it greatly in this update. We introduce the new Selection system: select precisely with the following new features:

Precise touch detection: no more bounding boxes, select and grab objects by their actual surface.
Touch Detection before
Precise Touch Detection now

Selection Shapes: select objects within Box, Sphere, and Line shapes single handedly or by extruding the shape with both controllers.

Continuous selection: select or deselect objects continuously by touching them while holding a controller button.
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Improved context menu
Please welcome the new improved context menu: buttons redesign and new icons.
New UI packs
Feel free to choose from the variety of UI icons while working on your designs. You can find new packs on our object shelf.
PDF format support
Tvori now supports import of the PDF files. Use them as static reference sheets or storyboards or animate them just like any other object on scene using both keyframe and real time animation modes.
Timeline improvements and bug fixes
We've also improved label updates of the timeline elements, as well as fixed retiming, selection, and keys copying issues. Furthermore, an animation player is added to a timeline screen, in case of its disconnection from the timeline. In addition, key snapping against keys on other tracks and possibility to insert or remove empty keys were added. Added key snapping against keys on other tracks Added possibility to insert or remove empty keys
AR layer, simulation of AR devices FOVs in Tvori Pro
AR features available not only in Entreprise, but also in Tvori Pro now. To put an object to AR, open a context menu and select Additional options.
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The Tvori Starter updates
Now in the Tvori Starter the following features are available:

All types of brushes
Unlimited timeline duration
Cameras editing and montage
LIV Integration
Here's a useful guideline for you on how to setup LIV service that we've integrated to Tvori.
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Required applications and equipment for testing:

Install the LIV app on Steam
In case you have no chromokey, download application to cut the background from the camera, e.g. Chromacam
A webcam have to be connected to your computer
Setting up LIV:
Firstly, you should install DreamVR Driver.
Procedure to be followed:
Secondly, there're several requirements of preparatory settings for future launches.

Switch to the Tvori branch, which has LIV support.
Launch Tvori.
Launch Chromacam or another app alike.
Launch LIV.
In LIV, click Launch Compositor.
Click on New Camera and go to the Camera settings:
In the settings, if you use Chromacam - specify it as a device. Then, select the device extension in Mode and save it. These are the basic necessary settings.
Then you should click Calibration. Once you put on your headset, set the location of the camera's "mirror", so its position will be relative to a reference point - to yourself.
This's the window that will show your final image in the Tvori. After all settings, press Save.
Next, switch to the Capture tab. If Tvori is already running, select Target application Tvori.exe in the Manual section.
Other improvements

Modified look of 360 pictures - now they're presented as spheres.
Improved scene naming features in case of resaving.
More reliable process of data export into Tvori Viewer.
Fixed issues with object's export via transit shelf.
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30 Nov 2020Developer post
Hotfixes. November 26, 2020
Here's a list of hot fixes that we've improved: Fixed copy and Undo/Redo issues of objects with other linked objects Restored the linking of controllers to puppets. Button captions of Activate Pro buttons were updated - “Free Trial” button was added. Once you login, resource shel
Here's a list of hot fixes that we've improved:

Fixed copy and Undo/Redo issues of objects with other linked objects
Restored the linking of controllers to puppets.
Button captions of Activate Pro buttons were updated - “Free Trial” button was added.
Once you login, resource shelf updates simultaneously.
Fixed export issues of 360 video.
Fixed issues with 360 assets were becoming 2D.
Fixed issues with switching projects when the resource shelf is open
Fixes and improvements of authorization.
Command Undo for the Reset local rotation option was added.
Reset local position and Reset local scale options are available now.
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23 Nov 2020Developer post
Edit virtual cameras and montage your video all inside Tvori.
Did you know that all inside Tvori you can edit your video from different virtual cameras? Watch this video to see how to montage cameras on the timeline and export an edited sequence. Learn more through .
12 Nov 2020Developer post
Regular update. November 12, 2020
Improved IK system It's been 2 month since we've released a ground-breaking IK system , which is highly evaluated by all users. Now you can use Arm IK not only on the entire hand, but for the hand wrist, particularly. Besides that, there is a new additional controller for shoulde
Improved IK system
It's been 2 month since we've released a ground-breaking IK system, which is highly evaluated by all users.
Now you can use Arm IK not only on the entire hand, but for the hand wrist, particularly. Besides that, there is a new additional controller for shoulders.
Old version: Arm IK controller used to be linked with phalange bones only.
Now: Arm IK can be applied to a hand wrist.
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The whole stability of IK system was improved:

Fixes in case of applying several IKs at once for one particular character or within a single bone chain. For example, when you add IK to both an arm and spine, it’ll look as much as natural due to coherent logic of movements.
Added support for Reset Pose option for characters with configured IK.
IK’s Undo / Redo fixes.
New interface and features in 2D menu and settings
UI convenience is constantly developing. You're enabled
- to switch between different cameras of the scene
- to control the playback of animation and the current active view, e.g. it can be displayed from eyes perspective or from the selected camera.
All functions are duplicated on the hotkeys. To check out detailed information about it, press the Hotkeys button in the Display mode menu.
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Improved video editing
It becomes easier to pre-configure the playback sequence and cameras' export. The logic of creating new cameras and PlayView has also been improved.
Additionally, there is a new UI for the switching setup between cameras.
Saving tools position on your scenes
One of the most noteworthy improvements — now all tools and their basic settings are saved for each scene! Feel free to layout your working space.
Valve Index controllers support added
Pay attention please! To make controllers work correctly in Tvori — you need to set up bindings in SteamVR.
Check out the video below to get acquainted how to activate them at the Tvori's index controllers.
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Export в FBX
To make your working process more time efficient and convenient, new FBX exporting options were implemented:

Bake Material combines materials with the same settings into one, thus preventing multiple generation of the same materials.
Embedded Media — the textures used on the models are packaged to fbx file, so there's no need to archive separate texture files into one manually.
Additional improvements

You're enabled to record the colors of different light sources in the realtime animation
Notification system has been improved
Authorization system has been improved
Hotfixes

Fixes with exporting issues to fbx and to Tvori Viewer
Fixes with exporting issues from configured cameras to editing cameras
Fixed copy paste and textures issues when using the materializer tool
Fixed authorization issues
Fixed the removal issues of grouped or linked objects and Undo/Redo
Fixed the saving issues of the track lists in the timeline
Fixed the saving issues of the scenes with objects which include animated visible tracks
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22 Oct 2020Developer post
Hotfixes. October 22, 2020
Here's a list of issues that we improved to increase the overall stability of Tvori: Fixed a copy paste issues of different objects Fixed issues with exporting materials, puppet animations to FBX Export fixes for the static scenes to the Tvori Viewer (for entreprises) Fixes to im
Here's a list of issues that we improved to increase the overall stability of Tvori:

Fixed a copy paste issues of different objects
Fixed issues with exporting materials, puppet animations to FBX
Export fixes for the static scenes to the Tvori Viewer (for entreprises)
Fixes to improve a stable working process with materials
More stable operation of the timeline and animation tracks
Experimental texturing of objects using a materializer pipette was improved
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21 Oct 2020Developer post
Deeper dive into Tvori’s new Inverse Kinematic (IK) system
On October 2020 , Tvori offered you a solution to prevent you from motion animation hardships. We've improved the Inverse Kinematic (IK) system , which is one of the classical tools to animate and control the movement of objects through their position and rotation properties. Tvo
On October 2020, Tvori offered you a solution to prevent you from motion animation hardships. We've improved the Inverse Kinematic (IK) system, which is one of the classical tools to animate and control the movement of objects through their position and rotation properties.
Tvori's ArmIK and LegIK (use case)
With IK, there are multiple valid solutions for any given input via controller. For example, once you move a hand palm, an arm and a wrist adjusts their position. So only one bone is manipulated, but the rest of the body is also automatically rigged to it.
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Three IK modes
With Tvori, 3 modes with additional logic to the limbs are available for prototyping characters behaviour:
Simple IK: use case

IK (or Simple IK) is a classic animation option, which is utilized for a one controller with 2 bones. This setup might be applied to thumbs, hair and other minor body parts.
Additionally, we recommend it for modeling the mechanical objects or robot-alike object types.
Leg IK: use case

LegIK is a more advanced system, compared to the Simple IK, due to usage of the controller with 2 bones manipulation.
Arm IK: use case

The last but not the least is the new IK setup panel for arms, even though it can be controlled via FK as we mentioned before.
ArmIK is a convenient tool when you need to freeze a hand position in the space. As for a simple case, when having a conversation in a transport vehicle, your character arms should be held on to a rail, like people tend to do in real life.
That is why in this case you should add ArmIK: start with fixing arms to the rails via controllers and continue the animation process of the rest of the body with SimpleIK or/and LegIK.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FgMsvKySfGc
Moreover, the main difference between ArmIK and both Simple IK and LegIK is an automatic correction of the clavicle position. Via 1 controller you are enabled to align all arm bones starting from a clavicle to hand wrist and palms.
Further Tvori R&D are targeted to give you more freedom of animation creation:
You'll be able to express characters' emotions via new motion setups of upcoming SpineIK and additional shoulder controller for ArmIK. Sounds promising, right? Better to stay tuned not to miss these updates!
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21 Oct 2020Developer post
Tvori introduces new materials
On September 2020 , on the Tvori blog we shared some details on new materials and how exactly they can be implemented into prototyping cases of designing an immersive experience. New materials Additive materials: use case With new Additive functions you can achieve different intr
On September 2020, on the Tvori blog we shared some details on new materials and how exactly they can be implemented into prototyping cases of designing an immersive experience.
New materials
Additive materials: use case
With new Additive functions you can achieve different intriguing styles such as

holographic effects and AR interfaces in a specific style;
glow and lightning;
fire and magic;
neon signs and etc.
Multiply: use case
When applying the Multiply materials you're enabled to create not only semi-transparent effects, but also changing backgrounds by darkening landscapes.
Additive + Multiply
You can also combine Additive and Multiply materials. By using both, you can simulate colored and tinted glass or create various dark magic effects, e.g. portals.
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Additive (pink one) function sums up incoming data such as color or transparency.

Multiply (red one) function multiplies incoming data such as color or transparency.
Let's look at the trailer with new promising materials, whilst check out how UI of the Tvori's materializer tool has upgraded.
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All in all, do not miss the opportunity to try these effects of Additive and Multiply materials on your design creations!
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21 Oct 2020Developer post
New IK system, additional materials and packs on the shelf
On September 2020 , Tvori released: New IK IK is one of the ways to animate characters, and allows to control the position of the character's limbs at a certain point / position (arms, legs, tails, etc.), giving an impression of a more natural behavior from the limb. The New IK s
On September 2020, Tvori released:
New IK
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IK is one of the ways to animate characters, and allows to control the position of the character's limbs at a certain point / position (arms, legs, tails, etc.), giving an impression of a more natural behavior from the limb.
The New IK system provides more control over characters and their behavior. Just as an example – IK enables to correct the position of the foot on a rough surface, adjust the natural behavior of the hands of a character getting up from the table, etc.
The new IK has three modes: basic IK, IK for arms (with additional logic for the natural behavior of the clavicle), IK for legs (with additional logic for controlling the feet).
Free Editing mode
The next brand new add-in is a switching function to the free editing mode of the Goal Target or/and default procedural mode, where you're only able to adjust an angle. The Goal Target assists to control and guide character's elbows or knees in a desired direction.
Additional controllers
To support realtime animation and autokey modes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7UAgfqwMig4
Materializer Tool
We've updated the design of the materializer tool and added a couple of new materials

Additive Unlit function sums up incoming data such as color or transparency.
Multiply Unlit function multiplies incoming data such as color or transparency.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0sRa3afbXs
New packs
You've asked and we added - please welcome new set of assets and primitives on our object shelf.
Few more improvements and fixes for the work with materials and animation:
- auto creation of a zero key;
- correct copying of objects that have animation of materials;
- fixed issues with applying materials to all objects on the scene and setting default custom material.
Tvori Viewer
In the Tvori enterprise you can now share your scenes and animations with your team members, create different teams and host design reviews all within Virtual Reality.
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The mission behind the Tvori Viewer is to allow our enterprise customers to easily share & present spatial ideas in VR. Given so many teams are isolated and distributed today, it was important to find a way to host online 3D presentations and pitch immersive prototypes to colleagues and customers with as little friction as possible.
Currently, we have ongoing trials and demos of the Viewer.
Please reach out at [email protected] if you represent a multi members team or a company.
Other improvement
- You can now select the first loadable scene in 2D settings.
- We added a system to check the scene complexity.
- We improved export to FBX, as well as addressed issues with exporting skinned meshes and animation. When exporting, you can now select LODs and Bake scene options.
- New settings button on top of the imported characters (with spawn at center option).
- A full track name appears when you navigate to the track with a controller.
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21 Oct 2020Developer post
Update with small improvements and some hot fixes
On July 2020, Tvori released the following improvements for real-time animation: Enabled recording of realtime animation for camera and light projector sliders You can now teleport to the imported character's bones from the animation tracks submenu Improved logic of copy/paste an
On July 2020, Tvori released the following improvements for real-time animation:

Enabled recording of realtime animation for camera and light projector sliders
You can now teleport to the imported character's bones from the animation tracks submenu
Improved logic of copy/paste animation keys between the animation tracks
Enabled fullbody realtime animation recording for imported characters
Single object exporting to fbx improvements
The new default scene
Improved logic for the Viewer tool
Allow removing all track's keys from the animation track submenu
You can control error notification system through 2D setting menu and choose the most convenient notification mode.
The full list of fixes here.
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21 Oct 2020Developer post
Update with UI Icons Pack for Tvori Pro
You can modify this scene or transfer the assets you like to your own scene using the Transit Tool (avaible in Pro) Once you save to a new scene, all icons will appear on a shelf in the Import / Icons folder. Or you can transfer these assets with a Transit shelf, they will appear
21 Oct 2020Developer post
New Video Export Panel, Controllers, Breaking Handles in Animation Curves
You can export videos from VR using the export panel on the timeline: Edit handles in animation curves individually by "breaking" them. It's useful for making animations with rapid changes in acceleration. For example, a ball bouncing or a foot stepping on the floor. We did a num
21 Oct 2020Developer post
Tvori released a new animation timeline
The animation timeline allows designers to turn their vision into working prototypes and non animators to tell memorable stories. We improved both real-time and keyframe animation modes — you can now loop animations and use visibility tracks to show and hide objects in a certain
10 Oct 2019Developer post
Tvori Update. Animate Materials, Scale Objects with a Slider, and More
You can now animate materials! Make objects change colors, radiate, or become semi-transparent over time. Scale objects with a new scale slider . Scrub the timeline by holding the Play button and moving the controllers left and right. In Pro . Export video sequences . Connect any
05 Sep 2019Developer post
Tvori Update. Improved Performance, Import, Export, Tools and More
In this update, we smashed a lot of bugs, improved tools, visuals, and optimized some aspects of Tvori. Tvori works a bit faster, looks better, and is more reliable now. We are also updating our documentation—improving descriptions and adding videos. We want to eventually cover a
07 Jun 2019Developer post
Tvori Update—Customize Materials with a New Materializer Tool
With this update we release Materializer. It's a new tool that allows to customize materials and apply them to objects. You can switch between 3 types of materials and change their properties. By using the material panel, you can go from a matt, dark material to a shiny, bright o
25 Apr 2019Developer post
Tvori Update, v0.4—Puppet's Proportions and Tvori Player
With this update, we are introducing advanced Puppet customization. It is now possible to change body proportions and create unique characters. You can find inspiration from 5 new customized puppet's on our Shelf and get an idea for what kind of characters you can create. This vi
With this update, we are introducing advanced Puppet customization. It is now possible to change body proportions and create unique characters. You can find inspiration from 5 new customized puppet's on our Shelf and get an idea for what kind of characters you can create.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3Mk0Uw04Oo
This video shows how to change the proportions and work with brand new Puppet's Control Panel:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oqtB54IjB0w
Also, with the current update, you can export not only animation, 360 or 2D videos but also your complete VR experience! This is our very first version of the future Tvori Player!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sYq7vMmnWWw
We updated the logic for locators. You can now use locator as additional control points for your puppet animation when a puppet is in the animation mode (Locked).
This should help a lot for facial animation, like eyes/eyebrows, animation of wings, fingers, etc. You are linking a locator to the required bone, Lock puppet for animation, and animate it as you used to do with existent control points.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_p8HhptXbxQ
What have been improved
Puppet

The functionality to change body proportions of puppets. Make elves, gnomes, and Slender men
A control panel for puppets with a bunch of buttons that help to customize
Optional controls for knees that you can enable from the control panel
Locators in a puppet are always active now even when the puppet is locked for changes. It will be easier to make custom controls for facial animation and other features on puppets
An ability to set a puppet in the T-pose with a single button click
The IK system is more optimized now. You can have more puppets on a scene
5 customized puppets on the shelf to give you an idea what kind of characters you can make
VR Player

Functionality to export scenes as dedicated VR experiences that exist in separate executable programs that you can run independently of Tvori
Options to make a VR Player run in VR (Steam, Oculus) and in 2D
Tutorial

The interactive tutorial now has more videos inside that should make it easier to understand how to do certain things that tutorial asks to do
Tutorial has less internal errors that were interrupting people or making it not possible to complete the tutorial
Presentation in Play Views

A switch between cameras and play views with left and right arrow keys
When playing from a play view, pressing the left and right key switches you between other play views on a scene. Makes it possible to guide people in a presentation or a story
General improvements

When you're in a play or record mode connections between objects are hidden
Gizmos are faster now when selecting groups objects
Link visualizations are more optimized now. When there's a lot of objects with lots of links Tvori should run faster than before
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