Help with converting smutbase to vrc
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So I have a bunch of smutbase avis that I wanna convert into something compatible with unity and vrc, but have little to no experience with blender. All I get are .blend files and im not sure where to start.
To be clear, I don't want someone to do it for me, but rather I want some some sort of guide or tutorial to learn how to do it myself for the future. Could be a good skill to learn.
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So I have a bunch of smutbase avis that I wanna convert into something compatible with unity and vrc, but have little to no experience with blender. All I get are .blend files and im not sure where to start.
To be clear, I don't want someone to do it for me, but rather I want some some sort of guide or tutorial to learn how to do it myself for the future. Could be a good skill to learn.
@CrimsonSun
Always start small.
You don't want to get into the bigger projects just yet when it comes to being a first timer. (I made that mistake years ago)I personally wouldn't mind teaching you myself. You should first learn how models work as well as how the humanoid form functions with each joint. Think of it like your own body.
When it comes to Smutbase models, their rig is all over the place. Sometimes you will have to completely redo the bones like I did for the Spooky model they had on there.
I have a few tutorials I made myself about rigging models, but I will admit, I did get tired after several hours of recording them.
You're free to look at them if you wish. If you're still having issues or confused or not sure where to go, you can always ask me any time.
The best way to contact me is through Discord, my replies are much faster on there.Here are some videos.
How to Rig and do Weight Paints: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RVqWi8UoS4I
How to Rig (Just rigging): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8RcYPuzhAPkAnd if none of that helps I have a video I learned from here.
Let's Learn Blender!: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZBLtooU2Cs&list=PLjE7-SPufMd9tjuWg29mOZfpyKymSd_A3&index=32I found the last video to be the most helpful when I was learning how to do all of this myself. ^^
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@CrimsonSun
Always start small.
You don't want to get into the bigger projects just yet when it comes to being a first timer. (I made that mistake years ago)I personally wouldn't mind teaching you myself. You should first learn how models work as well as how the humanoid form functions with each joint. Think of it like your own body.
When it comes to Smutbase models, their rig is all over the place. Sometimes you will have to completely redo the bones like I did for the Spooky model they had on there.
I have a few tutorials I made myself about rigging models, but I will admit, I did get tired after several hours of recording them.
You're free to look at them if you wish. If you're still having issues or confused or not sure where to go, you can always ask me any time.
The best way to contact me is through Discord, my replies are much faster on there.Here are some videos.
How to Rig and do Weight Paints: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RVqWi8UoS4I
How to Rig (Just rigging): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8RcYPuzhAPkAnd if none of that helps I have a video I learned from here.
Let's Learn Blender!: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZBLtooU2Cs&list=PLjE7-SPufMd9tjuWg29mOZfpyKymSd_A3&index=32I found the last video to be the most helpful when I was learning how to do all of this myself. ^^
@ALilRotten Yeah being taught would be wonderful! Thanks so much! I'll dm my discordd
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@CrimsonSun
Always start small.
You don't want to get into the bigger projects just yet when it comes to being a first timer. (I made that mistake years ago)I personally wouldn't mind teaching you myself. You should first learn how models work as well as how the humanoid form functions with each joint. Think of it like your own body.
When it comes to Smutbase models, their rig is all over the place. Sometimes you will have to completely redo the bones like I did for the Spooky model they had on there.
I have a few tutorials I made myself about rigging models, but I will admit, I did get tired after several hours of recording them.
You're free to look at them if you wish. If you're still having issues or confused or not sure where to go, you can always ask me any time.
The best way to contact me is through Discord, my replies are much faster on there.Here are some videos.
How to Rig and do Weight Paints: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RVqWi8UoS4I
How to Rig (Just rigging): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8RcYPuzhAPkAnd if none of that helps I have a video I learned from here.
Let's Learn Blender!: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZBLtooU2Cs&list=PLjE7-SPufMd9tjuWg29mOZfpyKymSd_A3&index=32I found the last video to be the most helpful when I was learning how to do all of this myself. ^^
@ALilRotten God If you've got any advice send it my way too i've been trying to port a model for like a week now lol.
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@ALilRotten God If you've got any advice send it my way too i've been trying to port a model for like a week now lol.
Damn seriously? What's been the issue? Or well... I should ask: "What are you struggling with?"
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Damn seriously? What's been the issue? Or well... I should ask: "What are you struggling with?"
@ALilRotten Ive figured out most of the issues ive had by now but now im struggling with using sps plugs and physbones on the avi
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I know nothing about sps plugs. Physbones though are super easy.
You just grab the base of the bones you want and add a lil thing called 'phys bones' on it by clicking on 'add component'
If it doesn't have a base bone, then you will have to grab the first bone of each strand of hair and give it that component. DO NOT add it to every child. Example: Hair1 - hair1.001 hair1.002, etc.
Only add it to the parents, which are the first bones.
If it does have a base you can just select the base its connected to and add a physbone to that instead.
(Since its smut base its not likely or depending on what you did with it).Here are some videos that may help.
SPS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H9hIUrj3keY
Pyhsbones: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTTnWUkswkU
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