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--- lipsync [2017/01/03 16:19] – maefloresta
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 =====Lip-Sync Tutorial=====
 ====Introduction====
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 First at all, we need to download and install both programs:
-    * Download and install Papagayo from http://lostmarble.com/papagayo-home/
+    * Download and install Papagayo from http://lostmarble.com/papagayo/
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-    * The next step is to fill the **Spoken text** field with the words that form the sentence in the sound file. In our case, the words: "Maybe next time, huh?".
+    * The next step is to fill the **Spoken text** field with the words that form the sentence in the sound file. In our case, the words: **"Maybe next time, huh?"**.
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-    * Ok, now we have to save the Papagayo project from the File menu, using the option "Save". So, we are going to use the extension **PGO**, which is the default Papagayo extension for lip-sync projects. Let's call the file next_time.
+    * Ok, now we have to save the Papagayo project from the **File** menu, using the option **Save**.
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+    * So, we are going to use the extension **PGO**, which is the default Papagayo extension for lip-sync projects. Let's call the file **next_time**.
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    - The lip-sync file (**PGO** file)
    - The sound file (**WAV** file)
-   - The set of mouth shapes (directory with mouth image files)
+   - The set of mouth shapes (directory with the mouth image files)
 So, let's open Tupi and create a new project.
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-In the right side of the interface, you will see the Papagayo panel to show up. So, click on the plus button to import our example.
+In the right side of the interface, you will see the Papagayo panel to show up. So, click on the **+** button to import our example.
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-You will see a small dialog to appear, asking for our files: the **PGO** file, the set of mouth images and the **WAV** sound file. So, let's import them:
+You will see a small dialog to appear:
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-    - In the first field we just need to pick the **PGO** file.
+    * In the first field we just need to pick the **PGO** file.
-    - In the second field, we need to pick a directory, where the mouth images are stored.
+    * In the second field, we need to pick a directory, where the mouth images are stored.
-    - In the third file, we just need to pick the **WAV** file.
+    * In the third file, we just need to pick the **WAV** file.
 When we are done, we just click on the **OK** button. And that's it, now our Papagayo project is part of our Tupi animation project.
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 Well, that's it. Now you know how to do lip-sync exercises using Papagayo and Tupi.
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