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How to Import an ActorCore Character with AutoSetup and Apply Motions in Blender

Posted By Bridgette_RL 4 Years Ago
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If you are going to import the ActorCore  character into Blender,  please use the Blender Auto Setup (cc3_blender_tools) to get a better result. 





1. Download Blender Auto Setup (cc3_blender_tools) on GitHub. 

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2. Install and activate Blender Auto Setup (cc3_blender_tools).

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3. Import the ActorCorecharacter via Blender Auto Setup (cc3_blender_tools).






4. You will need to adjust the Specular value in Shader Editor first.




5. Use the tool's feature to tweak the Default AO as you see fit.

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6. Import the motion into Blender. You do not need to import using Blender Auto Setup this time.






7. Switch Timeline to the Dope Sheet > Action Editor.
8. Make sure to select the character, and then you can pick a motion in the drop-down menu.
Follow this workflow, you can apply motions easily and get a better result in Blender.



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