Help with editing CryptiaCurves Ralsei
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this happened to me once even when rig was set to humanoid. i never figured it out so i put the new body mesh onto the old fbx and it worked. what happens if you do that?
select body, it's below the blendshapes
confirm in blender that your transforms are all 0,0,0 and scale is 1
use either fbx all or fbx units scale
also, check the console, what is this warning about?
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this happened to me once even when rig was set to humanoid. i never figured it out so i put the new body mesh onto the old fbx and it worked. what happens if you do that?
select body, it's below the blendshapes
confirm in blender that your transforms are all 0,0,0 and scale is 1
use either fbx all or fbx units scalealso, check the console, what is this warning about?
@missmycat gimme one min and ill go check all of this :d I JUST WANTED TO LET U KNOW IM HERE ACTIVELY LOL
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@missmycat gimme one min and ill go check all of this :d I JUST WANTED TO LET U KNOW IM HERE ACTIVELY LOL
@missmycat putting the new body onto the old fbx do u mean like the og one? and instead of deleting the og i keep it and replace the body with my edit?
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@missmycat putting the new body onto the old fbx do u mean like the og one? and instead of deleting the og i keep it and replace the body with my edit?
correct, freshly import the original fbx
along with your new one from blenderput only the og fbx into your scene
in the hierarchy, select the part you are trying to replace
scroll down in the "skinned mesh renderer" field until you see mesh (like in my post above)
in your assets, click the little arrow to see everything inside your edited fbx
then you can just drag the mesh(es) over to the og fbx
PS sorry for slow response i'm at work lol
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correct, freshly import the original fbx
along with your new one from blenderput only the og fbx into your scene
in the hierarchy, select the part you are trying to replace
scroll down in the "skinned mesh renderer" field until you see mesh (like in my post above)in your assets, click the little arrow to see everything inside your edited fbx
then you can just drag the mesh(es) over to the og fbx
PS sorry for slow response i'm at work lol
@missmycat its okay! Ill go ahead and do this now
thank you for helping me btw ^^ -
correct, freshly import the original fbx
along with your new one from blenderput only the og fbx into your scene
in the hierarchy, select the part you are trying to replace
scroll down in the "skinned mesh renderer" field until you see mesh (like in my post above)in your assets, click the little arrow to see everything inside your edited fbx
then you can just drag the mesh(es) over to the og fbx
PS sorry for slow response i'm at work lol
@missmycat
its still being wonky whenever put on (same thing happens when any other part is changed such as the head) -
this happened to me once even when rig was set to humanoid. i never figured it out so i put the new body mesh onto the old fbx and it worked. what happens if you do that?
select body, it's below the blendshapes
confirm in blender that your transforms are all 0,0,0 and scale is 1
use either fbx all or fbx units scalealso, check the console, what is this warning about?
@missmycat
also these are the warnings i get on the fbx (i can take a closer ss if needed) -
@missmycat it does, so it did a little bit of something- its so confusing
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ok darn the mesh thing was my only idea....
is every warning about smoothing groups? try this export setting
@missmycat that helped with the error :3
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@nandorunner420 wdym by how i re-imported? did u wanna know the steps? (sorry im not great with words sometimes)
My export settings were: (only messed with what is shown)
and in blender it looks okay-
To put it back into unity i just deleted the og fbx and replaced it with my version (that being the only way ive ever done it, I've barely done this stuff before lol@cookiemonster655, this might not fix the issue, but I'd recommend (from now on) just overriding the existing fbx with your edited one and having a copy of the original on hand. That being said I'm gonna try and see if I can import an edited fbx of this as well
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@cookiemonster655, this might not fix the issue, but I'd recommend (from now on) just overriding the existing fbx with your edited one and having a copy of the original on hand. That being said I'm gonna try and see if I can import an edited fbx of this as well
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@nandorunner420 will do!
@cookiemonster655 okay so excuse the silly ass image but i had to make a blendshape real quick and the fbx is very weird for me. but i can import it just fine here
though I did this with making a new blender project and overriding the first fbx that's attached to the avi, so ymmv -
@cookiemonster655 okay so excuse the silly ass image but i had to make a blendshape real quick and the fbx is very weird for me. but i can import it just fine here
though I did this with making a new blender project and overriding the first fbx that's attached to the avi, so ymmvprobably wasnt the best pic, heres one showing the key there too
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@cookiemonster655 okay so excuse the silly ass image but i had to make a blendshape real quick and the fbx is very weird for me. but i can import it just fine here
though I did this with making a new blender project and overriding the first fbx that's attached to the avi, so ymmv@nandorunner420 "new blender project" being you made one instead of any of the ones that were included with the avatar, right? or was it one of them
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@nandorunner420 "new blender project" being you made one instead of any of the ones that were included with the avatar, right? or was it one of them
@cookiemonster655 yup, i make new projects using the fbx in the project when i wanna edit the mesh
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i did my edit completely on this one- wasnt sure if i was supposed to do edits on that one but i assumed maybe?
I could try making my own blend project tho, do a quick test and see?@cookiemonster655 it's more so up to your workflow, but I'd say no, cause those are usually there for making renders and animations
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@cookiemonster655 it's more so up to your workflow, but I'd say no, cause those are usually there for making renders and animations
@nandorunner420 ah okay, ill go ahead and do that now then! I haven't done this before so I was completely unsure about like.. my entire process
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