In Character Creator 4.22, if I export a CC Game character FBX with the Merge Materials function enabled, the resulting FBX contains blendshapes but the blendshapes are corrupted. Any associated geometry collapses when the blendshape weight is turned on (image 1). It also seems like within...More
There seems to be some kind of caching of where the reset location is for vertices. Take this shirt for example. I did the same thing on both of these items. I placed the character in a A Pose Open pose. Reset the items to an assessory and reset to its original shape.I then did the normal...More
Changing the arm (Std_Skin_Arm ) color (Diffuse color) for a CC3+ character changes Std_Eye_R. Changing the Std_Eye_R changes Std_Skin_Arm . Changing colors for in Diffuse color for legs, head body=no problem....More
Hello! I've enjoyed using CC# and now CC4, but I do have some issues with the shaders on import. All of my clothes and accessories work fine, but the CC Base Body model ends up with misaligned shaders. Some of the materials are correct (e.g. Head, Eyes), but others have to be offset on all...More
Hey folks. When I perform a USD export of a character from CC4 and then open it up elsewhere in another DCC the materials do not link up despite that they are exported. I'm a Houdini user. When auditing the sublayers and scene data it is shown that the prims are authored so that materials...More
CC4 crashes when I try to import my mayaFBX Character with arkit. I can import it into iclone 8/Unity/Blender no problem, but its not set up. But when I try to import into CC4 it crashes everytime. How do I fix this?...More
I've been trying to make muscular characters in CC. But for some reason, the upper arm, particularly the bicep, is twisted. Instead of the bicep flexing at the top of the arm, it flexes in the middle. The more muscular the character, the worse it looks!...More
I've tried importing base characters into UE5 and continue having hand/finger warping issues. These are fresh installs of the engine and CC4 ( I also did Iclone and had the same result). You can see in the attached picture how off four the fingers are, bending past the palm. the base UE mannequin...More
