So i have been using cc3 and blender for a while now, but have not come across this problem before.

My model is finished and in a t pose in the editor, and it is also in a t pose from the modify menu, however when I export to blender I find that the character is in an A pose. 
Digging around in character creator, I have found that the adjust bones section when you first click the character is in an A pose, exactly the same as in blender.
The problem is that I cannot seem to make this A pose change to a T pose. Also the characters that are both t pose in CC3 remain that way in Blender. 
I have tried to set pose as rest pose in blender, and have also looked at a few videos on how to change it, but i have had no luck with that.

If any one could help it would be much appreciated. 

Example Images showing what the problem is.   - First is t pose normal but an A pose in adjust bones.
Even after being exported multiple times with the blender setting and mesh with T pose, Or Mesh and Motion with the 3 options it still retains that A pose.

if you use CC3+ BASE character that Bind Pose is "A Pose"
so if you want keep T pose please use CC3 BASE or CC1 BASE Character. their Bind Pose is "T Pose"

in Blender it will use Bind Pose in Edit Mode

Ahh, thanks.

I have looked at what has happened, and now i understand. I was using the CC3 Toon Models, but when i applied the makeup and skin adjustments the model had to be converted to CC3+ which in turn changed the bind pose.
Is there a way to change it back by maybe baking the materials or is it stuck in that bind pose now?

I wish there would be more input sought from users when making these kind of decisions.
Using an A-pose instead of a T-pose make sense for skinning, but it's hardly a world of 
difference.  However for motion purpose having the T-Pose is still an industry standard.

Having to juggle the two poses across more than one application is just a pain !

Agreed. Worst decision ever

No need to adjust bones guys. There are two ways to export a T-pose:

Set your character in a T-pose and choose "Current" from the "Include Motion"section.


Or

Set the "FBX Options" to "Mesh", and then choose T-Pose in the "Default Pose" section.

@Rampa
Does not help at all. This is what would happen:




So you have to bake a Rest Pose in Blender anyway - regardless