http://www.makehuman.org/

I found this a few weeks ago but didn't try it right away. It may be useful?? Fun to play with anyhow. :P
theschemer

I thought this might be helpful regarding MakeHuman

Basically, you create your character in MakeHuman, then put the bones in it using Blender ...
Then you should be able to import the character w/ bones (rig) into iclone

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m3SdEt5hDWI:)

Yeah, I was messing with it today and when trying to import through 3DXchange, it would be nice to be able to export in a T-Pose as the way it is now, as soon as you try a motion on the character, her arms immediately go through here body to her back side. Does anybody know if this will work without Blender using 3DXchange and mod the pose and make it work?
Thanks,
theschemer

I figured it out. Yes you can open them up in 3DXchange and make the adjustments. Just gotta hit all the right buttons. :D
theschemer

Makehuman is pretty cool. Go to the Posee/Animate tab, and select the skeleton sub tab. Select the HumanIK skeleton. Now export as FBX. 3Dxchange has a HumanIK preset already, so characterization is crazy simple.

Yeah, I already figured all of that out. The initial pose just needs some fine tuning, but that is pretty simple too once you figure it out. ;) So after I get the pose set I should save the settings as a file for reuse and make my job easier right? Never made any of those yet. Any tips or tricks on the starting T-Pose?
Thanks,
theschemer

http://makehuman.org/blog

yes the new version works rather well
my retargetting needs work though

and then I read the above post! :w00t:

LOL :P Not bad though for a free app to make some spare characters.

A nice little tool that just keeps getting better and better.

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