- #What type of files to put into facerig for 3d avatars drivers#
- #What type of files to put into facerig for 3d avatars full#
60 frames for breathing in, 60 frames for breathing out. SO a simple basic breath idle animation is at least 120 frames. Note that FaceRig is at 30 frames per second to help with timing. This will create the model file for FaceRig to base all your animations from. DAE with Nameofcharacter + Geometry.dae (eg. Trust me, I found out the hard way! Minimum would be 8 (top, bottom, corners, and diagonals) but I'd still recommend 2 to split the diagonals, or just stick to the recommended bone structure in the docs.
#What type of files to put into facerig for 3d avatars full#
Four will not cut it (top, bottom and corners) as you do need full control for more natural expression and it shows. NB : I highly recommend not taking shortcuts on bones for the mouth. Rig you character to a skeleton as described in the character creation docs (Pay attention to the Mandatory bones) Setup the materials as described in the character creation docs (both docs have important info in regards to naming) Start a NEW scene (reduces clutter) in 3D Program (3DSMax / Maya etc for final rigged character You should also have all your textures as the required. You should now have a low poly version of your character that has been textured to your liking. tga files according to the Character Creation Docs (Both docs have important info). NB : Pay particular attention to the specular texture as EACH colour channel (RGBA) is used for DIFFERENT information. Finalise and Texture baked maps (Photoshop / Substance Designer or Painter etc). Bake hipoly character onto low poly character maps (XNormal / 3DSMax / Substance Designer etc.) Depending on your baking process these may be in one file each, a mixture etc. You should have max files with your unwrapped, lowpoly objects and another set of the equivalent hipoly objects. Unwrap UVs on low poly character ( 3DSMax / Zbrush etc.) If you design your polygons around thhis then blending between them later is much easier. there are 7 bones for the upper lip, 7 bones for the lower lip, and two corner bones. Make a lower polygon version (retopology etc.) to use in FaceRig (3DSMax / ZBrush / Topogun etc.) NB : Make sure to take the number of bones into consideration for easier rigging later on. Make hi quality model in 3D Program ( 3DSMax / Zbrush / Maya etc ) Just an idle is good enough to see in FaceRig for texturing/good feelings of progress etc. You do NOT need any other animations to test your character in FaceRig. DOuble check that this is the case with yours as it's a simple thing to miss. So C:/Program Files/SteamApps/common/FaceRig/ would NOT work. At the moment your FaceRig application folder needs to have NO spaces in it. I had an issue with this where my importer kept crashing (usually, but not always).
#What type of files to put into facerig for 3d avatars drivers#
This may be obvious but make sure to have your graphics drivers updated to the latest. SO in my travels of the importing completely new avatars I have come across the following aspects :
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