REPLIKANT Editor

REPLIKANT Editor is an AI ID editor tool that builds MetaHuman characters, worlds and stream as a virtual avatar. A real-time Unreal Engine 5 editor for MetaHuman character creation, world building, animation with mocap support, and live virtual avatar streaming.

REPLIKANT Editor is a real-time 3D character animation and world building application built on Unreal Engine 5. It combines character creation, environment design, animation and virtual avatar streaming inside a single viewport, so creators see the final rendered result while they work rather than waiting on a render pass at the end. Character work is the core of the product. Built-in tools let you sculpt and customize MetaHuman-based figures, including an easy to use morph system for facial and body variation, plus strand based hair that reacts with real-time physics. Stylized and realistic characters are both supported. For environments, assets are dragged directly into the scene from a large library of meshes, materials, VFX and light rigs, and materials can be adjusted or copied and pasted between projects. Lumen global illumination and atmospheric effects handle lighting, and cinematic camera parameters mirror real world lenses. Animation runs on a layer system, so preset animations and motion capture can be stacked and refined rather than committed to one pass. Capture is flexible: a phone for facial animation, a webcam to drive an avatar, or a professional MoCap suit. Built-in AI tools speed up iteration while leaving final control with the artist. The same animated characters can be taken live as virtual avatars for streamers, with the option to change environment or avatar mid-session. The editor suits indie animators, virtual production teams, streamers and storytellers who want a packaged real-time pipeline without assembling Unreal from scratch. It sits between accessible avatar apps and full engine work: more technical depth and character fidelity than a simple VTuber tool, more opinionated and ready to use than raw Unreal Engine. The listing shows a link to the Epic Games Store, which indicates Windows delivery through that marketplace at minimum. Pricing tiers, licensing terms and system requirements are not stated on the page, so those details need checking before committing.