CC4 has the ability to do asymmetry through morphs already, but being individually done and on such an extensive list leads to the usual boo boo of "stared at it too long, cannot see the mistakes" pushing asymmetrical blendshapes too far after doing enough of them. I wish to suggest that CC4...More
Hi, I'm trying to get to the Native Morph Slider, as seen in this video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eW3CKACbo_4&ab_channel=Reallusion It seems that this entire section is missing from my modify panel. The icon for this is in the the bottom left of the Facial Profile Editor, but...More
I recently brought a lot of characters and mapped all the morphs without an issue but just now for only that one character, the blink for eyelashes imports but not for the head I also tried to merge them and import it again but still same issue, it doesnt import the blink morph for the head...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
Problem: I'm trying to add morphs to my characters, but CC4 can't output consistent models. For example, after the base model, you export another version, with pregnant belly, and import both into Blender. You can zoom in and see in Xray mode that the top of head and arms don't match. I tried...More
After updating this morning to the latest (4.12 something), ALL of my morphs have disappeared, although the packs are still installed. Headshot, Reaper morphs, Dawn, Dusk and Baby morphs, Human Anatomy, Ultimate Morphs, all of it. Nothing is left except standard, base morphs. They were all...More
