I didn't like Assassin's Creed so much (it is gorgeous, and I do like the mobility aspect - running up walls etc.), perhaps because of the 'wrapper' part (the part where you're in the modern day lab).

this is where splitting is probably useful.Д¬3D exports each take as a separate animation, and I think it sets the duration based on the duration you set - which is simple enough. I think it's probably aimed at folks who don't have their animations pre-split (a lot of programs don't have a concept of takes - so you'll see animations simply stored as a single long sequence with a table of frames 01-60 walk, 61-90 run. Heh, I've never looked at Unity's FBX importer. Now, this is not critical, as I have learned to just let Unity do this all for me behind the scenes, but I would still like to understand what is going on. And further I am not positive that the order in the Take Manager is the same as the order of Animation Clips for the exported FBX file.Д®verytime I have tried to guess at these things (Name, Start, End) and entered them into the area that I have circled in red, Unity's FBX importer has thrown errors at me, and thereafter all animations are inaccessible in Unity. (Unity automatically uses Cheetah to convert a JAS file to FBX) I have been quite frustrated in my attempts to explicitly split animations, rather than simply rely on Unity to do it for me.ДЇor example, I do not know if the first Take begins on frame 1 or 0 or 1000 for that matter. I would like to understand what happens to Animation Takes when Cheetah exports a. However, lets have a look at the attached picture. But before we go on too far, the thread above should show that I have solved the major road block - which was of my own creation. So I am in over my head, and muddling through. this is my first real project involving custom scripting in Unity. There's got to be some way of creating an IK animation that I can control via script.Д«TW. But in the long run I hope I find something simpler.

One for minimum pull, and one for maximum, and translate between them. So the frame number would measure a portion of the bow's pull (with regards to percentage of pullable distance) when the arrow was released, and apply an equivalent amount of force to the arrow's movement.Д«ut perhaps I can create two animations. I had initially created a single animation of 100 frames for pulling a bow string all the way back, and hoped that I would find a means in the API to freeze the animation at any one of the frames. And the reaction of the model to the controls needs to be immediate and precise. I want good feedback for the player in terms of how much they pull the arrow versus how much 'pull' the bow has. What I am most concerned about is not aiming.

The FBX file can successfully be generated by Blender, but the FBX file works weird in unity.Interesting idea. We think this is because that the skeleton structure extracted from the BVH file won't match the underlying humanoid skeleton structure inside unity Mecanim system.Д«TW, we also tried to convert BVH file to FBX file using Blender, but we could not get the new FBX files working properly in Unity. But the character won't move as expected, and the clip complains that the animation targets are missing (as screenshot below). We successfully get the animation clip from the BVH file using your library, and applied that to the character's animation controller (by using animation override controller). In this case, we want to load and visualize the motion capture data that we have in the BVH format to the system.

To make things simple, let's leave alone the online one and just look at the BVH file one. (We rig the FBX files when import, thus we can obtain the animation stored in those FBX files and apply them to the characters we got from the assets store.) However, the huge problem is that our data input is not FBX files, but either BVH file (offline visualization) or data stream (online visualization). So far we have worked out all the visualization with animations stored in FBX files. The FBX is the format that's normally used for animation in unity. We use Unity's Mecanim to apply the animation from the motion capture data to various characters with different meshes and bone structures. The motion capture data can be both file based (offline visualization) or real-time stream (online visualization). make particle systems according to the movement). We are working on a system which creates visualizations out of motion capture data (e.g. Hi! We brought your library to help with our project, but still meet difficulties.

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