Demo + Lite Advanced Walker Free

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Advanced Walker - animation, walking, locomotion, movement, procedural-animation, walkcycle

Advanced Walker (Free Demo) - Procedural Locomotion Engine​

Description:

Advanced Walker is a fully procedural locomotion engine for Virt-a-Mate. It takes your character's current pose and brings it to life with fluid, real-time calculated walking mechanics using precise controller manipulation.

This is the Free Demo Version, allowing you to test the core movement engine and drive your character live through the scene.

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[iblaking]

Hello! Thank you so much for releasing the Advanced Walker system. I am looking for a completely adaptable locomotion solution that simulates realistic human movement automatically, as I have tested multiple other methods and none of them met my expectations.

My ultimate goal is to achieve the highest level of immersion possible in VR when using this alongside the Embody plugin. I want a setup where the Person Atom feels completely alive and adaptive—handling realistic walking, jumping, and automatically detecting and climbing stairs or elevation changes without requiring tedious manual micro-adjustments.

The main objective is for the Person Atom to have full physical awareness and smoothly adapt to the custom environment and Custom User Assets (CUA) around them. Additionally, I think it would be an incredible feature for the future if this locomotion logic could eventually be tied into a grab/interaction system, allowing the character to physically brace themselves or grab onto the environment as they move.
Since you have so much experience with procedural movement systems, do you have any tips on configuring this for a seamless VR/Embody setup, or are these types of deep environmental adaptations planned for future updates? I would love to hear your thoughts.

Thanks again for your hard work!