I deleted my animation controller - the mouth is still open
I unchecked "Auto-Processing" AND left the "Auto-Processing" window open while making changes to the settings - the mouth is still open.
I played an animation - the mouth is still open.
I also noticed that after making changes in the muscles and settings, clicking "apply", then "done" - when I re-open the muscles and settings - the changes are *not* applied?
Any additional help is greatly appreciated.
My configuration is:
- exporting from DAZ using FBX 2011
- I did bake the head morphs instead of "heads." settings on export from DAZ
- used CC3 Pipeline and transformation feature.
- imported the CC_Character_Auto_Settings_Unity_2018.3_PBR_Beta_1.2 script into Unity
- imported my CC3/DAZ character into the CC_Assets folder
- Using Unity 2018.3.8f1 official release on Windows 10

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It seems to be wrong. I just sent you a private message, please record your operation steps and send it to us, thank you!

It’s not the same situation. I already have an animation controller with different states: idle, attacks, etc. Doesn’t matter which animation is played, all my characters have their mouthes open.

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Thank you for the mouth open fix through script. I am primarily working with Cinemachine in Unity and I use the Timeline preview most of the time rather than hitting the play button because it is a lot faster. Is it possible to modify the script to also close the mouth when hitting 'play the timeline'? I'm trying to make a movie with this workflow and always seeing the mouth open on playback is distracting but the other problem is I will be doing a lot of facial animation. The facial animation will function in the Timeline preview, without hitting the main Play button, but my preview will not be correct if the mouth is hanging open. Thanks.

I was using cc3 and iclone/faceware when I got this open mouth issue. Would it not be better to have a script that could copy and fix the animations in Unity on a push of a button? It sounds like your script only forces the mouth closed, which doesn’t sound very helpful.

I have no idea if this is relevant. I run into this issue all the time when importing Daz characters to Unity and I always fix it by simply dragging the lower jaw hierarchy into the upper jaw. After that the mouth is closed during animation and it still responds properly to blendshape application such as expressions and visemes. This is all in service of creating content for a VR app called Flipside and I've done literally hundreds of characters this way.
I apologize if this is not relevant to the Daz / CC3 / Unity workflow but I thought I would mention it.
Cheers.

Embedding the Current Pose (with character in T-Pose) now prevents this problem from occuring initially. Switching Animator Controllers without copying over the pose will bring the problem back.

I tried out your method (CC_Base_JawRoot being the lower jaw hierarchy) and it appeared to work just as you described. Maybe it will come in handy sometime. Thanks for sharing.

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Is this fixed??!? Seems somewhat silly how powerful iclone and cc3 is to still have this issue and no quick fix or update. Please let me know if anyone has found a good solution or if there is a finalized fix. Thank YOU!!