There is an issue with Pose Offset while using mirror check box for symmetry. If you leave this box checked, every second bone you select would produce an unpredictable result for the mirrored bone. You have to keep unchecking and checking back the mirror check box for every other bone you...More
If users create bones with custom names intended for Spring Physics, perhaps a one button import from unused to used and applied to the spring joint group named after either user created group name or it automatically inherits the name from the prefix or suffix. This will help accelerate setting...More
I'd like to be able to selected an IK chain and reduce strength with a percentage slider. Users should have additional options such as the ability to make the strength global across all the joints in the hierarchy or a falloff starting at the toes and ending at upper arm or clavicle or the...More
There are a few frames added to the Facial Morph editor that add to your custom morphs even though in the animation bar it states "current frame" If this is done on purpose so users can expand there facial morph library from existing facial animations, a suggestion then: -maybe when creating...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 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
Breathing is fundamental in giving life to a character and because of this it should be a normal feature of iClone/CC. It is beyond me why this is not so. Currently for us to make an avatar breathe we need to create a second version with sliders set in different positions to the original. This...More
