Viewing a Project (New for 7.3)

Once a project is published to a social networking site or web page, you and your friends can enjoy the fun by viewing the project animation and interacting with the actor on a web browser that supports the Unity web player as the illustration below.

	Unity Engine Supported Web Browsers
	On Mac Computer: Safari Chrome Firefox (offline preview not supported)
	On Windows Computer: IE Version 8, 9, 10 Chrome Firefox

From a Mac/Windows Web Browser

Projects published on a web browser (i.e. social networking sites) may shown in a link with/without thumbnail, or embedded in a web page (i.e. blog posts). For example, the project below on Facebook comes with a thumbnail. Once you click the link or thumbnail on the social networking sites, an official page will display as shown. You may then view the project with CrazyTalk Web Player, which will need to install unity web player in your computer for the first time. Playback to view the project or move the mouse over the screen to interact anytime with the actor. Viewers may also click the Share button to further publish or share this project to another web page or iOS device, in a similar publishing and sharing method.

From an iOS Web Browser

If you find a project link (i.e. http://app2.reallusion.com/player.aspx?id=**********) in an e-mail or text message, then you may tap the URL link to open Unity engine supported web browsers such as; Safari or Chrome on your iOS device. A redirect page will automatically display as shown for viewing projects on an iOS device through redirect page. Please refer to the last section of this page.

After receiving an e-mail or text message, and redirecting to the CrazyTalk project on your mobile devices, then you can enjoy viewing the project, puppeteering and interacting with the actor in the free CrazyTalk app.

	Viewing with Browsers on Smartphones or Tablet Devices
	Not yet supported however, the following web browsers on an Apple device can redirect you to view projects on the CrazyTalk app. Safari Chrome
	Viewing with the CrazyTalk App
	You can view projects by installing the free CrazyTalk app in the following platforms. Apple Devices: iOS devices such as iPhones, iPods touch, iPads, or iPads mini. Android Devices: Not yet supported.

Through E-mail or Text Message on an iOS Device

If you have not installed the CrazyTalk app on your iOS device, then click the lower link (https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/crazytalk-free/id682190093?ls=1&mt=8) in the message to download and install the app first. Note: Make sure that you install the CrazyTalk app version 1.15 or above for the enhanced features. Next, click the upper link (crazytalk://ctifiles3.reallusion.com/**********/idevice.zip) in the message to download the uploaded project to the app. The app will then automatically start on the device. Choose Access Project or Access Actor to play back the entire project or play with the actor.

Through Redirect Page on an iOS Device

The redirect page for viewing your projects on an iOS web browser is as shown. 1 Install Now If you have Not installed the CrazyTalk app on your iOS device, then click this button to download and install the app first. 2 View Now If you have already installed the CrazyTalk app on your iOS device, then click this button to download the uploaded project to the app. After tapping the View Now button, the app will automatically start on the device. You may choose Access Project or Access Actor to play back the entire project, or play with the actor.

Viewing Projects with the Defined Idle Motion and Auto Motion

The CrazyTalk app allows you to view the uploaded project, puppeteer the actor for fun, record your voice or select an iTunes music track to create lip-synced animations, with the customized Idle Motion and Auto Motion. You may also upload your puppeteering results to YouTube or Facebook. Choose Access Project to view the uploaded project on the iOS device (iPhone in the exapmle). Choose Access Actor to view the actor personality presented in the predefined Idle Motion ("Sad" in this example). Choose either Access Project or Access Actor, and then record an audio to animate the actor with the predefined Auto Motion ("Whispering" in this example). Note: You may tap the info button in the app for more information.