Finally someone making a livelink face bluepring. You are about to make some serious money my friend. Hey I just watched your video on spring controller. How do you fix the clothing issue? I tried it on my cc character and her clothes rip when her bajoongas bounce. Thanks man

haha Tony , you see everything , how do you say in the US , its a pain in the A** ?  Yes this BP is  ;-)

The problem with CC3 Characters for LLF is that the CC3 Characters have no mouth closed morphs ,  this you need to close the mouth when the jaw is open (for Ohh a.s.o),

Also CC3's Eyes and Jaw are bone driven and ARkit is morph driven , so you have to build a bridge in the BP from bone driven Jaw & Eyes to morph driven , that makes it so complicated.

When your Character has only Morphs for the ARkit it would be much easier.

Sorry wrong Post.
Best regards rosuckmedia:

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Look at the right side of the AnimGraph window, on the lower left of the screen, where it says "Preview Mesh Animation Blueprint" :laugh:

Is that using your UE4-direct iPhone Blueprint?  
NICE!

Cool, thanx for continueing your work on this!
And your blueprint is a piece of art! ;)


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Hi bassline,
You are back..:)
Your video is great, hahaha Little Charly is cool.:)

Best regards Robert:)

Sorry folks , totally busy right now , but here I show you an Update of the Live Link Face BP for CC3+ Characters , still not finished and take a look at my well organized BP :D

I will say this of Blueprints - F%$#!!!!!!!
So, UE4 is very very very unforgiving with hierarchy of folders.  Meaning, move one thing out of place from what it was expecting, and BOOM, you can cascade issues across a whole entire project.
But, this not only goes for materials and shaders, but for Blueprints themselves!  If you change something from where it was placed on a graph previously, or delete and reinsert something someplace else, BOOM.
Do yourself a favor and copy the entire project periodically, you never know when catastrophe may hit.  And, I would say get the skeleton of a project first in working order before you start importing in stuff and/or adding stuff in.

On the flip side, do some blueprint projects along with a Youtube video, you won't regret it. 
An hour may look like a long time of plodding through, but just compare that hour of learning vs 2 days from now where you spend a whole-day wishing you had some understanding.  It gets easier.
So now you know, and knowing is half the Battle....GI JOE!!!!!!!!!

Thanks, everyone for your input I will keep trying your suggestions.


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