Import Skinned Meshes
Import characters
You can import skinned FBX meshes—which are 3D models with bones. All the bones will be movable and possible to animate in Tvori.
By following the recommendations below you can avoid most of the problems related to importing of skinned meshes in Tvori.
- Every bone should have a unique name
- Export the model without animation (Tvori doesn’t support import of animations)
- Set model to a T-pose before exporting
- Be sure that the model has max 4 bones per vertex and total bone weight on vertex is normalized to 1.0.
- It's most reliable when the model is made from one piece and has one main root bone
- Rotation of the mesh and main root should be (0,0,0)
- Place models to the center of a scene before export
- Use no more than 50 000 triangles per model (or even 20K to be on a safe side)
- Use no more than 50 bones per model
- All bones (especially root bones) should be added to skin modification even if they have 0 weights on vertices.
- Export settings > Advanced options > Axis Conversions > Up axis > Y - up
- Use “Normalize All” from Weight Tool for get correct weight normalization for all vertices, i.e. after rigging the model, be sure that on all vertices have max weight is 1.0.
You can normalize it like this:
In weight paint mode, select the Weight Tools panel in the toolbar, and run Normalize All. This clamps total weight on all vertices to 1.0 value.
For Blender 2.79
For Blender 2.80
- Be sure about correct scale settings. It should be: Apply Scale: FBX Units Scale
These recommendations will help to avoid some of the problems in the process of importing into Tvori the custom characters from Mixamo.
- Use obj format to upload your characters;
- Use symmetry feature while auto-rigging;
- Pose: Original pose(.fbx). If the character behaviour in Tvori still incorrect, try to use setting T-Pose(.fbx);
- Format: FBX for Unity(.fbx);
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