Yes I downloaded the 1.2 version as soon as I installed it it said scripts cannot be loaded as in picture this is a fresh project I only picked the top one in the folder I will try again today and give you my findings.im not sure if anyone is having the same trouble but I followed the tutorial however I never got the chance to try to import the character because the scripts failed also it was the 2018 .3 as well as 2019 beta

this is after downloading the one you said which is the same as I had this time I tried both top and second one down both failed also opened the graphics settings it just shows the default graphic setting because the package failed and it will not let me add it to it.i will reply the pic after this message

From the error message, it's possible you haven't selected HD Render Pipeline.
Please check the following video & document, and let us know if it works, thank you!
https://youtu.be/GyPSXDZi0NQ?t=35 (00:35~01:32)
https://blogs.unity3d.com/2018/09/24/the-high-definition-render-pipeline-getting-started-guide-for-artists/

so have got that straight thank you for that now I am following the tutorial from kai and I am doing it exactly like he is and on import of the character I get a error in the console I am uploading a picture

here is the mat list not sure if this is problem

Hi firefighter1531,

I sent you a private message yesterday to ask for project files. Please check your message box, and get back to us, thank you! 

Miranda

Hi,
I know the readme says "Put your character files in this folder", but is it fine if I make a folder for each character inside CC_Assets, and then drag all of the CC3 fbx files and texture folders there? My folder hierarchy would look like this:

Assets
   CC3_Assets
      MyCharacter
           [Drag the all of the files here]

Also, if Im not using your tool, my character gets weird artifacts (squares) on his right thumb.

Yes, this is an example to put all the characters under CC_Assets > CC
01:22~02:02






The root cause might be mesh normals. You can select the FBX file, change the Normals to Calculate in the Model tab, and scale up the Smoothing Angle until the visual is correct.

Im trying to get this to work in Unity on the android platform. but it doesnt seem to work, even though there is an option in the script to include it in the android platform.