Vertex assignment is like glue/weight painting - CC4/iC8 has cloth tracking and can be used to temporary glue your character's face vertex positions of from a preset you make identifying and covering the face area; lips, eyes etc so the points gets matched on another character's eyes, lips...More
While trying to sculpt Visemes and other morphs, it can be difficult to see what you've selected when using vertex mode, even sculpt mode. Having a different camera that can be positioned inside a mouth looking out can visually show us our selection is too much and may cause flipped normals...More
Hi, Great job for the Transformer Support, works well now CC4. As a request, would love to see support for Genesis 8.1 characters to be imported into CC4. Thanks Winton...More
*Bug: Mesh Symmetry doesn't seem to work with HIK, or at least multi-arm/leg characters even though my mesh & UV is symmetric. *Enhancement Request: In sculpt mode, please make the default shader set to "smooth" we already have the option to set it to smooth with wireframe, we just need to...More
Option to adjust scale of fonts in CC4 preferences. I suggested this after RL tech support failed to provide a solution. We tried everything but nothing could be done to resolve the issue -- please read on; Adjusting Windows Ease of Access > Display > Scale % and Fonts % did not resolve...More
When creating characters with elasticity and realistic exaggeration, we need to sometimes even out the surface stretch and spread out bones as needed. The only other way around this is to add two additional neck bones and have the 3rd starting as the main head bone but we don't always have...More
I don't know if this is a bug or an oversight, but bones that weren't included in characterization should be adjustable, this is essential! FK mode in Edit Motion Layer still allows us to animate non characterized bones with FK which is awesome but we have no way to refine the bones in CC4...More
I would like to be able to create non-human hands and feet, as well as non-human attributes including wings, and horns. Every hand is 5 digits and a thumb. We see Andorians on Star Trek that have head mounted appendages that move. We have Ahsoka Tano in StarWars that has unique head appendages...More
Most of us usually don't sculpt with smooth with wireframe in sculpting programs, it's extremely hard to see smoothness with wireframe render mode. To see smoothness we usually see the normal sculpt mesh and examine with lighting....More
This is an easy method for Individual hairs, or other meshes attach to any area that has multiple joint influences. With right click and copy over the mouse position, the user is able to copy all the weight influences from many joints then then select another object's verts, either partially...More
