IClone stands out as being the most accessible and easy-to-learn 3D animation application - but that doesn’t mean it’s not professionally powerful. if someone could help me out, I would be more then glad.Adolf worked on computer programming and technical 3D modelling until six years ago, when he started writing graphic novels and creating 3D animations. So my question is: how can I make this work? How can I get the same result that I get in Blender? Delete the shapes maybe? But then they dont work anymore.
I gues this doesnt work for 3dXchange, the bones and names are all there but they dont do anything. He makes the shape groups, then the bones and lastly he makes shapes for the face, to control the face shapes via the bones. Problem is now, that my facial bones do not work in 3DxChange: they are there, but they dont turn the facial mesh at all, nothing happens What I suspect, is that this has to do with Ward's set-up. Ok, so I thought I would be good to go and use 3Dxchange, Iclone and in the end Unity. In the Tim Burton series part 16, Ward tells us how to make shape groups and make a facial Rig, eventually parent it to our standard rig, or to explain better: make it one. To achieve this I already have had some help from But now I got to the point where I am stuck. The rigify skeleton however, didnt match with Mecanim (problem with the head) so I made a more simple skeleton on my own and that did the jobīut now I need my facial animations aswell in Unity. I followed the Tim Burton series by David Ward, to be able to make my own model in Blender and export it to Unity.
Actually this might not be the forum to ask this question, however, since there are a lot of Unity users that are a lot more experienced then me with this subject, I thought to give it a go.
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