Hi Bassline,
On average around 55 fps
Greetings Robert
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Wow ... thats great ! :)

You can see my fps on the top right in the video.
SSD/M2 is a very good decision for X-Mas  :)

Thanks,
 your fps it's so tiny I haven't seen it at all.:):)
Greetings Robert

Hi everyone,
I would like to ask an advice.
I bought the Total Plants 2 pack of live trees, shrubs etc.. I'm trying to transfer some live trees from Iclone to Unreal via Live Link. 
However, it doesn't seem to appear in the props within the Iclone Live Link plugin to  Direct Transfer  the live tree to Unreal.
Does anyone know how to do link an Iclone Live Tree to Unreal 4  through Unreal Live Link plugin?

Thank you very much in advance.

Bassline303 (or Stylemarshal if you prefer)  I've run into an iClone problem that has me worried!

I was doing some animation in iClone 7 using facial expression keys and using the look at camera function. I also used the look at target function. The animation looked fine in iClone. HOWEVER, when I did a collect clip and saved the animation as a motion plus to the library, and then applied the saved motion plus animation to a character, the character's eyes went crazy. The eyes looked in different directions, vibrated and wiggled - unusable. I went back to my original animation (not the saved motion plus) and exported it as an FBX and imported it to Unreal Engine. The character's eyes went crazy in Unreal Engine also.

I was wondering if you or someone else have run into this issue and have a solution? Here's a picture showing the problem - eyes looking in different directions (I did not animate it this way).

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Yepp , it is a bug in IClone fbx export , Miranda knows about it , hopefully fixed in IC7.9 :-)

I guess it is unfortunately not possible....better use moving trees from Unreal , there are a lot of free once....

IK tests with heels , groom & dynamics... next test will be Live Link...then Tutorial :P

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