Currently evaluating IClone as a tool for my 3d work and despite finding the tutorial to export to Unreal Engine 4 I couldn't find anywhere with a decent demonstration of the quality that could be done in a game engine which seems a shame as a lot of gamedevs won't really look into using IClone unless they see good examples of what's possible.

So I spent a day or so messing about in UE4 and I now have something fairly decent.

The model and textures haven't been modified, they're exactly as 3dXchange exported them, but I've worked on the lighting and materials.  I now have a setup which does nice tricks such as smooths meshes (similar to the "Realtime Smooth" in Character Creator), adds detail to skin, better sheen and highlights in hair (although the scalp material seems to be broken at the moment) including coloured reflections and rim lighting, fixes eyelashes, and allows the eyes to have normals for both the cornea and iris.

Still some work to do, think I may be able to get smoother edges on the hair more similar to the normal IClone renderer, but even at the moment it's not too shabby for a game engine render done by an IClone noob.

Cool.  Looking pretty good.
Thanks for sharing.

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