The merging UV's by different types that is in the InstaLOD would be nice to have for use on non-export characters. Characters brought in through the Transformer can have a lot of materials. The Hivewire characters have separate body materials for torso, arms, and legs. Being able to combine...More
The game base model has some really ugly looking seams at the UV borders. This is caused by the exported normal maps. If you switch them off the diffuse looks fine. This is particularly noticeable around the arms. This occurs with any model converted to "game base" even custom sculpts. Please...More
It is simple to send clothed CC3 characters to iClone and use Morph Creator to make a new clothing morph from OBJ, but the morphs will no go back to CC3. CC3 does not acknowlege the existence of morphs created in iClone 7....More
When packaging a 4.24 project the following warning is displayed. This will not further impact the build, but it is usually rare to see such a warning. Basically you aim for 0 warnings and errors when cooking. UATHelper: Packaging (Windows (64-bit)): WARNING: The 'Developer' module type...More
I'm searching for an API that would support fast creation of a large number of realistic human characters with different poses. For example by running loops over values for 10 parameters to get the models with clothes then running values over other 10 pose parameters to get each model at different...More
Even though iClone can do a lot of animation, some of it is easier to do in 3ds max or maya. It'd be nice to have a resource of a rigged .fbx model with added constraints and targets suited for the CC3 character animation....More
The GameBase-characters nose is a bit too low poly, and even with smoothing, the edges are too sharp. Adding a few more support loops will help a lot, and make the character look at lot more high poly, without adding many polygons....More
Steps to reproduce FBX issue: 1. Create a new project. 2. Export character as FBX (I tested with Maya preset) and again as OBJ with current pose....More
The dimensions of the morphs are in a special unit (-100/100, 0/100) that can change. It's almost abstract, and depends of the decision from the guy who did the morph. 0-100 could mean 0-3cm or 0-2m. Plus, many morphs are similar or can interact with other morphs. For example, you have a morph...More
