I exported an iClone CC body obj to 3DCoat to paint (with keep UV) but in 3DCoat anything I painted on the legs would show up on the head. I was using the spline paint tool. So i thought iClone must have some UV issue that wont work for what I'trying to do (just paint anywhere and the paint...More
I am trying to use iClone to bring characters and animations in to Unreal Engine . Specifically, I am using CC2 to create characters, Perception Neuron Solo to record animations, and 3DXchange to convert existing animations to the iClone standard. I have been successful in importing characters...More
I have been getting many errors trying to use a custom character in iClone 7 pipeline and then transfer that data back to Maya 2017 under Windows 8.1 I can easily do this in iClone 6/3dXchange pipeline >>>from support ticket<<<...More
When you import DAZ and other figures as I understand iClone Auto-applies a Persona to them when you import them into iClone. There is no setting or preference to turn this behavior off. Now that we have the Morph Creator, there needs to be. It's not clearly documented that a motion clip is...More
I have done this a couple of times to make sure that I'm not getting this wrong, but I import the characters into iClone 3DXchange and they com in a t-Pose, but when I send them to iClone, they come into the scene not in a t-pose. There is no setting that I see in iClone or 3DXchange to turn...More
Sometimes for unknown reason props wind up being differently arranged when accessed from an exported FBX. Usually I can fix by setting all props as the sub-prop to one (Attach > pick parent). But sometimes I see when a scene has its own props divided out into sub-props, you have to unsub...More
Currently, if using PBR materials, Iclone uses linear workflow. However upon export, there's no way to save in a format that continues this linear workflow, and all clips are output as SRGB. For those of us wanting to use Iclone for professional animation, compositing and export, it is important...More
In reality we are sensitive, as humans, to the direction and quality of sound. The ability to build a soundscape adds a lot to the dramatic impact of any animation. At present you need to go via 3rd party packages such as Adobe After Effects which not all can afford....More
