Steps to reproduce the issue 1. Create a new project in CC4 and add the Camila character to the scene (Also tested with the neutral male and female characters same result) 2. Open the Perform List Editor and add a .italk file from the Digital Soul collection...More
This issue is about educating creators to teach proper method to remove parts that would otherwise be impossible to hide if the creator tries to sculpt it down to nothing either externally or natively. I also wanted to point out this bug when using Edit proportions with scale then for whatever...More
I use CC characters in Blender, and it's a huge pain to setup corrective shape keys for joints. While CC's default weight paint is better than Auto-Rig, it's still not realistic without substantial corrective work. CC already provides those sliders, why not let users use them in Blender by...More
glTF has seen wide adoption across the industry with many large companies and game engines adding import and export support in recent years: https://www.khronos.org/gltf/#gltf_ecosystem This would also be optimal for exporting the PBR textures and settings of the character, because FBX does...More
Steps 1. Both character and clothing with physics enabled is set to self collision on modify tab ( to test cloth on cloth collision) -no rigid collisions enabled. In project settings, soft Vs soft collision is enabled. I also have the shader set to quick just in case CC4 is struggling with...More
When working with accurig and custom characters it would be great to be able to snap eye bones to the center of the eye geo facial set up is currently a pain point in the accurig pipe line -...More
There is a ton of potential with the Material Merge (UV) option for game dev. It can potentially save a lot of draw calls on a character. The problem is that there is no way to change what might need to be higher resolution. A good example is with hair. If I want to combine a beard, mustache...More
a cloth simulation system, which will dynamically add cloth wrinkles, related to a characters pose (physics driven, rather than based on morphs or pre-baking). - I realise this is not a simple ask - but I've seen some impressive work being done on this area recently......More
