CC Essential Morphs and Skin

After installing the CC Essential Morphs and Skin content pack, a few of the morph sliders may be missing from the program. This is because the main Character Creator program is still running in the background during the installation of the content pack. To solve this issue, simply restart the Character Creator program and the missing sliders will show up after. 

Overlapping cloth meshes in Unity3D or Unreal

Characters created with the Character Creator, while wearing two or more layers of clothing, will display visual defects due to overlapping meshes when exported to Unreal or Unity3D, via 3DXchange 6. This is because normally when inside iClone 6 or the Character Creator, the inner clothing layers are typically hidden, but will no longer be once exported out.

To workaround this issue, try:

1. Selecting the outer clothing 
2. Increasing the size 
3. Calculate Collision

I found out that any morphs created by the appearance editor in the new character creation won't be exported by 3DXchange 6.2. That is using the characters included in the bundle. I'm curious why iClone sells an export license to their CC essentials bundle if you can't export neither the morphs nor the soft cloth.


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You must be doing something wrong because they do export. The CC Essentials Bundle never promised soft-cloth physics. That is an iClone animation feature, not a CC Feature. 

Question why is it that character creator does not work in Unity3d as showcased on your Youtube channel? I followed each step perfectly then when I imported my first character into Unity3d the character's body was all twisted up and in the air. This happened when I turned the character into a humanoid avatar for Unity's Mecanim System. Can't find any solution anywhere. Nothing but just bragging about how good the character creator is which it is a good software but still has a while to go before it can compete against DAZ Studio. By the way custom content should've been supported from the get go and not force us to rely on the casual clothing that you are overpricing us so no offense but don't be greedy like the way Autodesk has known to be and step your game up Reallusion because I would rather stick with you and DAZ then elsewhere if ya know what I mean.

The appearance editor is texture, not morph. So, for all those wrinkles, make sure you export your normal map.

Ok, How do we solve skin breaking through the clothes? 

Why is this *still* an issue with version 4? 

And why aren't the extra bundles free, since they are obviously still being beta tested too?

Grrrrrrrrrr 


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quote]BeeFlowerPower (2/5/2016)

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What? I can purchase them? Reallusion shows the figure as such in the AD.  If you don't have a disclaimer stating that not all characters come equipped as shown, then I would agree.  I don't remember being shown this disclosure, so Reallusion is wrong.  The AD then needs to be changed, otherwise you are misrepresenting the product as advertised. Since I bought it at face value, "as shown", then I expect those to be included.  Why would one character's accessories be excluded when one of them is not? The add should state: "Nine Characters and one Character with Trial accessories".  Don't get me wrong, your products are very good especially since the last update to both, so job well done.

I don't work for Reallusion and have been critical of some of their their marketing in the past but there are two clear disclaimers on the product page here:
http://www.reallusion.com/ContentStore/iclone/pack/Stylized-Character-Morphs/default.aspx