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The geometry allows for good stretching and behaves in a clean way. I don’t believe that, because my super high poly MakeHuman char has this as well and the glitch does not occur in DAZ3d or blender 2.79!. I’m surprised that only a few people worldwide seem to be using their characters for more than just some standing or walk animations in some armor outfit or even be interested in building the DQ version of UE from source since it’s really easy to do much more than what people have been doing so far and from performance perspective it works just fine, even with a character that has ~100 jcms in an open world setup.ĭo you want to say that DAZ3d Genesis 8 and MakeHuman chars have a bad topology? It with the body mesh (which you can remove later on in ue and just leave the animation sequence and it will work flawlessly). So for a successful export of animations with bone driven jcms applied you need always to export If you just export the armature, UE4 doesn’t remember the shape key values for the animation. If you export an animation together with the corresponding mesh from blender (your base mesh with rig and morph targets should have been imported before into UE4 and put into a separate folder), UE4 remembers the bone driven JCMs from blender for the length of the animation sequence. There is a trick for exporting animations with bone driven morph targets from blender (they have to be set up in blender or imported into blender beforehand for the specific character): What to do? Whom to ask? Waiting another year for a newer version hopefully without this glitch? Yesterday problems with seams…UE4 does what it wants. No difference between “support compute skincache” checked/not checked. The example (see attachment) is from the standard DAZ Gen 8 char (no skin, only material, no other maps or materials (color material used with morph targets checked).Įxample pose is even without morph targets applied (shadow is there no matter if animation has been exported with or without morph target value information). Morph targets/bone driven JCMs animate perfectly, the mesh behaves correctly, topology is clean (animations are imported through blender, so no bone driven jcm setup necessary in UE4). with bright (sun)light/outdoor scenes in an open world environment. The dark shadow obviously doesn’t belong there (depending on sun height it’s sometimes even worse), which is very annoying, esp. No matter, if I use MakeHuman characters or DAZ3d characters, there is always the same problem in the same area (mostly armpit). Is this a specific problem with that version and should I report that glitch? I’m working with UE 4.25.1 Dual Quaternion Mod.
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Either there are texture seams (all over the place) or dark shadows in the armpit area. animations/poses, where the arms are raised and where the armpits are fully exposed. Light your whole scene! Apply these shaders to a large primitive and bathe the inside scene with colorful ambient light.Has anyone ever been able to import and animate a character (DAZ3d Genesis 8 etc.) with morph targets in UE4 without any issues?Īnd I mean esp. Create force fields for Sci-Fi scenes and magic spells for fantasy scenes.Īpply shaders to liquid models to create lava and metal pours. Use the heated chrome shader create glowing mirror surfaces.Īpply the cutout gradient shader to make part of your prop or figure transparent. The rotate script (by RiverSoft Art) creates temporary layered images, give it a little time to work. These groups of point lights provide soft light that can be scaled.Ĭheck out the forum commercial thread for product discussions.Ī bloom render setting was used in some of the promos. Five light sets that match the multi-colored shaders are included. This set provides functional lighting without sacrificing the color and brightness of the incandescent surfaces. You can retain the default texture maps of your characters and props, as 20 of the adjustment shaders only affect emissive channels.įor more realism you want your emissive surfaces to cast light onto other props rather than just lighting the object itself. To expand the usage and provide more options, there are 24 utility shaders that can be applied to any of the base shaders or other surfaces. Included are eight cold metal shaders, five that glow red hot straight from the forge, and three anodized that radiate a spectrum of high temperature color. These shaders are built from photos of real metal (copper, aluminum, brass, bronze, chrome, gold, iron, and steel) and can easily be rotated to match the UV’s of your object or figure. This hot metal shader set brings a dramatic radiance to your props, vehicles, weapons, figures, and landscapes while providing functional lighting for your interior and exterior scenes.
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