If you check the animations ( Asset panel → Animations (objects/character/), you'll see that the facial animations aren't quite right.

The character will probably be in a T-pose, and you'll see that all the skin attachments are already attached to your character: Skin attachments attached

In the Assets panel, go to Characters → objects → character (or the folder you saved your character in) and double-click on your character's.

Open the Character Tool by going to Tools → Animation → Character Tool.

To make sure the character is set up correctly, you'll have to tweak some settings. cgf file, several skin files and the animations:Ĭharacter asset files Setting Your Character Up Correctly cdf file (which is the main tool for the character), a material file, a skeleton, a.

You will see that this has created several assets a. You don't need to open a level first to do this.From what I read by now, it's due to the materials opacity getting messed up after importing it to unity and using unity's standard shader.Ĭan someone please give me a slightly in depth explanation or tutorial on how to fix this issue? I've been struggling with it and ignoring it for a few weeks now, but at this point it's really important.Įdit: I added a picture of the settings I use for the hair. Below you can see a picture of the issue (the scalp is visible through the hair and the hair is slightly transparent).

Thus far I managed to solve the lashes and eyes, but the hair is still a mystery. Previously I've used Genesis 3 from daz3D and I've experienced the same issues. After importing a character from IClone, the eyes, lashes and hair are messed up. I know this topic has been discussed several times, but none of the answers I found were able to solve my issue. I'h having issues at importing an IClone character into Unity using an fbx export from 3dxchange.

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