I don't know if this is a bug. I followed the omniverse tutorial https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDU6iJceZXs after downloading the omniverse usd file from actorcore, however when I drop the animation in the motion folder onto the character, it does nothing. Going from actor core usd to omniverse...More
There's a normal sized human model, and after I use AccuRIG to rig the model, export as a fbx file, it become 100 times smaller than the normal size when I import it to Unity. So I enlarged the normal sized model to 100 times bigger, and do the same thing as before, the size become normal,...More
I have rigged a custom character in AccuRIG and used Pose Offsets to fine tune the character rig. When I upload the character to Actor Core and export Motions with the Unreal Engine profile, if I import them in UE5 animations have the original pose instead of the one that I fine tuned with...More
I'm exploring the new AccuRIG and there are some maniability matters I'd like to address: - It would be much easier to have a middle line to which we can snap the joints for the bones that need to be right in the middle like in mixamo (head/neck/groin/pelvis ...etc). Side bones are mirrored...More
It would be really nice if we could adjust the motion capture with more granular settings. If you know Mixamo, they have settings like "Style, Overdrive, Stance, Energy Level, Distance (for a jumping capture), Enthusiasm, Hit Intensity" etc. all dependend of the kind of capture....More
Currently the rigging tool is made for humanoids with flexible joints. It would be nice to see a feature for rigging rigid or semi-rigid characters. For example let's say I have a stone golem model with a floating head. I would like to make his arm and leg joints flexible, but keep the head...More