SKIN WEIGHT I NEED HELP SERIOUSLY CC3

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kingzelfilms	kingzelfilms Posted 5 Years Ago
Senior Member Group: Forum Members Last Active: 5 Years Ago Posts: 4, Visits: 86	Hey guys! Thanks for reading this, basically I need to know how to get the skin weights to work properly for pants. Whenever I use the auto skin weight it looks fine in the resting pose but when I test the calibration it looks terrible. I create my clothes inside of Marvelous Designer 8 then bring the OBJ over to CC3. I'm creating these clothes for my video game but I can't really use them because the skin shows through the pants. I saw that Reallusion sales a bundle for about $300 that provides some clothing + a MD -> CC3 workflow but honestly I've spent over 4k getting iClone, Nueron32 (+ profiles), CC3 and other things to help. If anyone has a proper work flow please let me know, I've watched Reallusion's free skin weight tutorial but it didn't go over anything like this and I've also watched the other 3 youtube videos pertaining to skin weights posted by carious creators and nothing is helping me with my issues. Here's a couple pics of the issues CC3 Clothes Help Me Skin Weight Attachments Screenshot (20).png (351 views, 1.00 MB) Screenshot (21).png (151 views, 1.00 MB) Screenshot (22).png (177 views, 1.00 MB) Screenshot (23).png (230 views, 1.00 MB)

Rampa	Rampa Posted 5 Years Ago
Distinguished Member Group: Forum Members Last Active: 18 minutes ago Posts: 8.1K, Visits: 60.5K	It looks like two things are going on here. There is some stretching of verts attached to the wrong leg, I think. To remedy that, try modeling the pants in an A pose. You can then pose the character to the pants before using the auto-weighting. That will insure the inner thighs do not effect each other. The second issue can be fixed by, with the pants selected, clicking "Conform" in the Modify panel and then "Calculate Collision" in the panel. At the bottom of the panel is a "Layer Settings". If you open that, you can set the "Auto Hide Mesh". You can also manually hide mesh using the mesh editing tools. The auto hide will hide mesh under the pants. When you export the character as FBX, don't forget to check the "Delete Hidden Mesh" box. Edited 5 Years Ago by Rampa

kingzelfilms	kingzelfilms Posted 5 Years Ago
Senior Member Group: Forum Members Last Active: 5 Years Ago Posts: 4, Visits: 86	Excellent!!! Thank you so much, I have to make some of the vertices smooth but this solves my major issue. I appreciate it a ton, I always see you in the forums helping people. Thank you for taking the time out to assist me.

DavidinLA	DavidinLA Posted 5 Years Ago
Veteran Member Group: Forum Members Last Active: Last Year Posts: 51, Visits: 471	I'm glad you asked the question. I was going to ask something similar and the answer you received helped me get a bit further in the MD to CC rabbit hole. I'm having a problem where I try to import an FBX into CC and it asks for a decryption key. Any help on that would be great. You wrote that you import as a .OBJ into CC but I can't seem to get that done either. For me it seems CC can't see the .OBJ file. So via 3DX I've exported the clothes as an "apply to iclone" asset and then I bring that into CC but it comes in as a prop and then I can't do any skin weight procedures on the prop. I'm really close to getting this to work but I'm missing some detail. I watched Chuck Chen's videos and thought about doing the Maya skin weights procedure but I don't really want to invest in Maya right now. I thought CC and iClone would relieve me of that burden and I think they will but I'm just missing something. UPDATE: I think I figure this out. I found a different Reallusion video that showed me how to do it at : https://youtu.be/nsE5qJP2xAI Edited 5 Years Ago by DavidinLA

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