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  • uwahYUMMYU
    uwahYUMMYU
    uwahYUMMY
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    I gotta ask

    Is there anyway to repair fbx from ripped avis? I myself have done it twice but i never been able to replicate the result afterwards. I have 2 models i'd need fix.

    1. The first one is just oversized bones and what looks like a "normal" ripped fbx i'd need fixed

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    1. Second one is pango's novabeast edit the old one not the new one coming up. The hip bone inside blender is just not there so its impossible to slap any clothing around the waist.

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    If anyone can either reply to this post or dm me with either help or if they can fix it that would be awesome!

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    • KleinerK
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      Kleiner
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      Have you tried fully fixing a ripped avi, then exporting it to an fbx using Better FBX Exporter?

      Edit: I am veeery drunk atm, so don't expet 100% accurate advice from me. It's the only idea I had,though I've never tried it myself

      Edit 2: have you tried "Avatar Recovery" discord? They used to have programs for fixing vrca's. Not sure about nowadays with anti-ripping systems

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      • KleinerK Kleiner

        Have you tried fully fixing a ripped avi, then exporting it to an fbx using Better FBX Exporter?

        Edit: I am veeery drunk atm, so don't expet 100% accurate advice from me. It's the only idea I had,though I've never tried it myself

        Edit 2: have you tried "Avatar Recovery" discord? They used to have programs for fixing vrca's. Not sure about nowadays with anti-ripping systems

        uwahYUMMYU
        uwahYUMMYU
        uwahYUMMY
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        #3

        @Kleiner i have tried that cant remember the results but if there's other ways/more consistent ones that'd be better to know

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        • uwahYUMMYU uwahYUMMY

          @Kleiner i have tried that cant remember the results but if there's other ways/more consistent ones that'd be better to know

          KleinerK
          KleinerK
          Kleiner
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          #4

          @uwahYUMMY Might need to ask the few rippers that are left on this platform if they're willing to take up on the work, if the vrca is a post-update one. If the vrca is from before the vrca protection system update, then it shouldn't really be much of an issue as long as you follow the instructions for the old way of fixing it. Ares/ARC + FACS Utilities should do the trick for fully restoring a pre-update vrca. I haven't touched them myself for like 1.5 years now, so that's the best I can provide atm.

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            this would probably help you

            https://forum.ripper.store/topic/88338/how-to-export-ripped-avatar-as-fbx?_=1780860263249

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