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By mtakerkart - 6 Years Ago
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Hi ,
I have often this problem when trying to convert to non-standard character...
You can download the creature with this link:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/5d2q1uzt62jjzr0/BLISS.zip?dl=0
Thank you
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By Rampa - 6 Years Ago
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I think you solved it yourself. Set the forward offset to zero as you were doing, and then check the Active box.
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By mtakerkart - 6 Years Ago
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Thank you Rampa but I tried it and didn't fix it.
I reupload the creature in Iclone format :
https://www.dropbox.com/s/b70gfars45vg9ib/Blissp.7z?dl=0
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By tripfreak - 6 Years Ago
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I'm afraid there is not much you can do, because in 3DX the problem already starts from the beginning:
But nonetheless, thanx for bliss!
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By mtakerkart - 6 Years Ago
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Hahhaha! cool!
Sorry for the wrong file , here is the good one. Same issue
https://www.dropbox.com/s/rnlglv4rgcr63uh/VAA.7z?dl=0
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By 4u2ges - 6 Years Ago
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It'd be nice if you also provide .3DXprofile file for the last fbx, so we do not have to guess bones all over :)
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By mtakerkart - 6 Years Ago
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Oups! Sorry. Here it is :
https://www.dropbox.com/s/urz2n8ualnbqhuq/Bliss_Profil.7z?dl=0
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By 4u2ges - 6 Years Ago
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OK, I fixed him a bit in Blender (removed double vertices which were causing problem and scaled that little calf bone). You may need to reapply texture as I think it's linked from my computer.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/sp4dya5kujfhjdc/BlisspVAA_fixed.zip?dl=0
But ideally the feet mesh should be joint with legs and better weight painted so that there is no jagged border in between them.
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By matenn30 - 6 Years Ago
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Will this be put out in the market place? If you put it out, I want to appreciate it.
これは、market placeに出しますか。もし出す場合、鑑賞したいです。
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By mtakerkart - 6 Years Ago
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Wow! Thank you 4u2ges. It works perfectly. unfortunately it is too advanced for me what you explain.
I should see a tutorial because I have this kind of problem very often, I use a lot of creatures with non-human postures.
if you have a little time to show it even without audio it would be cool :D
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By mtakerkart - 6 Years Ago
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@matenn30
I'm not allowed to sell this item because there are models I created in a game but I can show you how to do it with models with non issue as I showed above this thread.
I think there's no problem for non commercial use.
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By 4u2ges - 6 Years Ago
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Oh well, not sure if that would make sense. I did scale and position bones intuitively for the most parts :)
You can play with it to see if you get similar or better outcome.
Note1: Import to Blender a model from 3DX > iClone prop > fbx (as I have shown in the video)
That game engine creates a terrible rig. When imported to Blender directly, there is too much work to fix it.
3DX > iClone effectively normalize the rig.
Note2: When exporting from Blender to FBX, you may want to uncheck "Add Leaf Bones" in FBX Export settings > Armature.
It is not critical, but it provides a *cleaner* output rig. In the video I did not do that.
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By Rampa - 6 Years Ago
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I would be great if there was a new Spore-like 3D application that was as easy to use! :) Just be careful how you construct your creatures, and you may be able to get those joints better.
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By mtakerkart - 6 Years Ago
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Cooool!!! Thank you very much 4u2ges. I'll try this week-end.
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By mtakerkart - 6 Years Ago
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@Rampa
Yes lot of time the root bone is not joint to the hip that is required for non-standard character. I found a strange-easy way to fix it in cinema4D
because I didn't find in blender. it will be part of the demo that I will do.
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By StyleMarshal - 6 Years Ago
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@mtakerkart , these Characters are amazing , great work !!
@4u2ges thx so much , you are Mr. Blender ;)
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By Snarp Farkle - 6 Years Ago
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@mtakerkart,
I don't know if this is helpful but I located a bone on the left ankle that is out of alignment as compared to the same bone on the right ankle, most likely a Blender fix.
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By mtakerkart - 6 Years Ago
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Thank you Snarp Farkle.
yes it must certainly have an influence. But I have not so advanced skills to reorient a bone without moving the vertices...
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