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This authentic styled 1960s female costume, is provided with the following Costume elements: Great for use in UNREAL via the FBX provided via AutoRig.Īnother new release today - 1960s Female Costume
#Mixamo fuse clothing tutorial full
All pre configured in FUSE with the full scene including depicting all the clothing, as show in the promo picsĪ second release: Medieval Lady for FUSE Medieval Lady Costume featuring the Dress & Belt costume items. Pack features 4 costume items - Dress, Trousers, Belt, Boots. Sorceress for FUSE - This costume whilst working in a typical fantasy setting, would also be great for steampunk styled too. And part of that push should be public relations.Mods - TO minimise posts for my fuse content that is of great benefit to RL users - I would like to create this thread, and all fuse releated promotion will go here. I suspect we are going to see more “gamification” of web sites and such.
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Maxon needs to do a push in this game/rigging/skinning area. Be sure and give us a head’s up where/when we can see your craft on display. But I still think it’s a tiny amount of people compared to the other apps.Īs usual thanks for the informative post, Brian…and congrats on the elite job with Nickelodeon. That’s not to say there aren’t people doing CA work in C4D, I just finished a shot for Nickelodeon today that will be used in their holiday idents this year that we did in R16. I even tried to share a C4D rig on the 11SecondClub for other animators to use and the admins didn’t even bother to reply despite me trying a couple of times. Go look at a general character animation forum like the 11SecondClub too for example, I think you can count the number of entries from C4D users there on a single hand (I entered quite a while back so you can count me!) and there are many more from Max and Blender users, and obviously from Maya users. So I think it just comes down to Mixamo supporting the programs that are used most for games/arch vis etc as you said. That kind of thing is way easier to do in Maya in my experience. Then there’s all the stuff like hooking up xpresso through code, which I know is possible (I have scripts that set up leg rigs etc that I use here) but it is kind of a PITA to be honest IMO. I’m still not sure for example whether it’s possible to set up morph targets in C4D via Python or how involved it is, which you’d need for setting up the face rigging part of things. I had someone ask me a couple of years back whether I could write a C4D version of that script and I looked into it but it would have been a lot of work, I couldn’t have done it at a reasonable cost for one person and I didn’t have the scripting ability in C4D that I would have in Maya at the time so I passed on that job. That’s something someone would have to write specifically for each target app and it’s quite a bit of work to do.
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What you won’t have (and probably why they don’t mention C4D support) is that handy script they have for Maya which takes the raw skeleton/mesh file and turns it into an IK/FK rig you can animate with. The materials will probably need some tweaking but then they do in Maya too looking at a demo video of the process.
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Just import the FBX from Mixamo and you’ll have characters you can have populating arch-vis scenes etc.