Steps to reproduce: Go to the iClone and make sure you turned on the Spring effect for your character. Apply any animation to your character (e.g dancing so the effect will be noticeable)....More
Having the clothing list alphabetically underneath the character it is attached to makes sense. But clothing with a name starting with a letter before the name of the character makes it list before the character in the Scene Manager, even though it is attached to the character. All clothing...More
I'm getting pretty bad results anytime i use the transformer to import a daz3d base characters (only use daz for hair), save a custom hair template ad then load a CC3 character to apply that custom template. Any mesh that's not the standard cc3 meshes (I use tokomotion meshes) this issue occurs...More
I create a character in CC3 latest using headshot and ultimate SkinGen, then go to File->Export to FBX. I choose the Unity preset. My unity project has the latest CC3 importer plugin. The character is imported more or less fine. However - as you can see in the attached image - there are two...More
According to the CC3 manual, it should be possible to convert from CC1 avatars to CC3 avatars. The expected result would be a pure quad CC3 mesh (as shown in the first attached image); however, the actual result is a very dense triangulated mesh. To reproduce this bug: 1) Load a CC1 base avatar...More
Since the recent update to CC3.3 and the new CC3+ Bases I've found that some characters are not properly smoothed when converted to Game Ready meshes. This seems to badly affect CC3+ characters, slightly affects CC3 meshes, and oddly isn't at all a problem when creating a character using Headshot...More
There's a whole category of Daz Genesis based characters that Transformer screws up the neck vertices on when remapping for the CC3 one. Because by carefully applying some custom morphs you *can* get the necks to look pretty reasonable, it's clear that this remapping is just done incorrect...More
I would love for CC3 characters to have some nice Joint Controlled/ corrective Morphs. Their joints are really freaky looking when bent. Fingers, knees, and elbows should not look like bent plastic straws, if they had good joint morphs set up. It causes extremely limited movement options for...More
