What is Motorica?
Character animation synthesised for game engines.
Who is Motorica best for?
Motorica is best for game studios that need locomotion and motion matching animation for Unreal Engine or Unity.
Motion matching setups
Motion Factory generates locomotion datasets with full coverage for a motion matching system in minutes, the maker says.
Gameplay animators
Root motion control shapes each move to fit your gameplay system, and Motion Stage exports single takes for your engine or animation tool.
Studios with their own style
Style Cloning builds a custom motion style from 5 to 10 minutes of your own mocap data.
Teams that need clear rights
Every animation comes from in-house or licensed mocap with a clear chain of title, and the studio gets a licence for the projects in its agreement.
How much does Motorica cost?
Motorica does not publish prices: you can sign up free to try Motorica Lite, and the full product, including its Enterprise features, is sold through a demo booking.
Motorica has no pricing page: Try Free Lite opens a free sign-up for its web app, and Book Demo opens a sales contact form. Its docs mark Motion Factory and Style Cloning as Enterprise features, and the site does not say what Lite includes or whether it ends. Plans and current prices are on motorica.com.
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Questions about Motorica
What is Motorica?
Character animation synthesised for game engines.
Who owns animations made with Motorica?
Motorica does. It keeps ownership of animations made on its platform and gives the customer a licence to use them in the projects named in its agreement, including animations made with Style Clones trained on the studio's own mocap data.
Is Motorica free?
You can try Motorica free before paying.
Where can I try Motorica?
On its official website, motorica.com.
Does Motorica work with Unreal Engine?
Yes. Motorica exports common animation file formats and has engine plugins, and it works with Unreal Engine, Unity, Maya, MotionBuilder and Blender. Its docs include an integrations section for Unreal and other engines.







