I haven't been able to load any CC3+ characters with 4K displacement maps in 4.2 or 4.21 (on two different systems).  I tried some downscaled 2K maps and they work, but the effect is completely different from using their 4K versions.  All of the subtle details are lost and I had to go from map strength of 100 with 4K to 60 with 2K just to get something that doesn't look like a Sharpei.  They actually look better without the displacements maps at all when compared to the 2K ones, while the 4K ones were a massive improvement in subtle details.

It's tough to get proper mouth movement set up in CC4 without using the 4K maps that I'm using in Unreal afterwards, so I hope this can get fixed soon.

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import as mentioned below ...


Manual characterization ...


Import Facial morphs ...


and finally same bad results :\



another DCC software with same file and morph ...

Only EXR displacement maps aren't working.  After removing those, I finally got most of my 4.11 projects to open in 4.21 by baking morph sliders, too (commitment issues, I guess).

Something else seemingly to do with swapping cornea shader textures and/or adjustments is probably also an issue, but I just chose to save time and rebuild my last character from scratch with GoZ.

long curly hair hair builder physics do not transfer to unreal engine

I upgraded to 4.22 and now my Morph sliders are all missing. I submitted a ticket, but wondered if anybody else had this problem. I tried reinstalling CC, and uninstalling and reinstalling the Character Pack and other morphs, which worked until I restarted CC. Anybody else have this problem, or more importantly, have a solution?? Is there any way to go back to an earlier version of CC4?

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Seniors,
I am new user and learner.
I am using CC 4.22 and IClone 8.22 but in both the software I am unable to resize "Content Manager" so as to generate some space for "View Point".

Kindly help and guide.

Regards.

Hi...

What is your screen resolution? If you are using a resolution lower than 1920 x 1080 then this may be the problem of Content Manager taking up too much space.

Content Manager can be resized by dragging the dotted divider line but there is a minimum size which can't be reduced further.

An alternative is to turn off Content Manager by pressing F4 when you don't need it, or you can go to Window > Workspace > Animation which will give you the best UI layout when animating.


                                                                

Peter
Forum Administrator

www.reallusion.com

Hi Peter thanks for your advise. My display resolution is  2880 x 1800. Should I change it to 1920 x 1080
Regards.

There is no need to lower the resolution if it is higher than 1920 x 1080. Normally the higher the screen resolution the more space you will have onscreen. As I mentioned previously, if you have dragged the dotted divider line between Content Manager and the Viewport as far to the left as it will go, and you still need a larger viewport, then follow the steps I provided previously to turn CM off.

One other thing to check is that your screen scaling is set to the recommended level (normally 100%). To check this, right click the Desktop and choose "Display Settings". If you find you are using a very high scaling setting (like 200%) then try lowering it to the recommended level.


                                                                

Peter
Forum Administrator

www.reallusion.com

Everytime I try to export an fbx from Character Creator it fails, no matter what the settings are. I found a thread to help fix this, but it's from five years ago - do I still need to have another program to export an fbx? 3DXChange or something else?