An artist known as tetra decided to test the range of motion of Live2D and 3D models, showing a cute anime girl making faces. Spoiler: there isn’t that much difference, although the 3D one looks a little freer with its movement.
If you’re not familiar with it, Live2D is an animation technique used to animate images by separating them into parts and working on each. It is also software that generates real-time 2D animations based on this.
One of the best illustrations for this is rukusu20XX’s experiment with a 3D body and a Live2D head:
We have also recently seen a 3D-like halo made in Live2D, a hand model, a cute cat, and a smooth anime character.
If you like tetra’s work, visit their X/Twitter for more.
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