OBJ import on creating a new accessory has a strange Z offset
Im not sure if this is a bug, or its... me :) but anyway...
When I export a character as an OBJ (for prop and cloth modelling in Blender) I get a starange offset when i reimport the the mesh into CC3 again.
This is what I did:
1. Open a new project (the default woman appears in A-Pose) 2. Go to "Export --> OBJ --> Character With Current Pose"
This should export everything as it is into the OBJ ...
3. Create a new project in Blender 2.8, import the OBJ (see settings in screenshots) - it should import fine (feet on the floor, pivot at origin) 4. Select the object in Blender, "re export" it as an OBJ 5. in CC3 go to "Create --> Accessory" and select the OBJ created above for import
Now the newly imported mesh should perfectly overlay the mesh of the "standard female" but it has an offset in the negative Z axis...
This makes it very hard to precisely model props over CC3 characters in Blender (maybe in Maya too... i have no access to Maya atm... so not sure) If I import the OBJ into Blender, its perfectly overlaying...
Im not 100% sure this is actually a bug at all... maybe i did something wrong, or Blender exported the OBJ in a way CC3 reads it in wrong...?
Maybe someone of the devs can have a look into it - just to make sure...
Otherwise ...
GREAT JOB ON THE NEW VERSION GUYS! Really a pleasure and fun to use it...
Hopefully the little glitches get ironed out soon and we all can use this great tool without any bugs! :)
Made another test...
1. Make a new project
2. Export character as OBJ (in current pose)
3. Reimport OBJ by making a new Accessory
--> strange offset (see attached image)
Should not the model perfectly align to the character??
This makes it hard to make cloth (in Marvelous for example or precise modelled hair and stuff) because when I export a "cloth puppet" (OBJ) to MD, model the cloth, import to CC3 - i must manually adjust the position of the accessory ...
