Hi 

I am wondering if u motion pro would be suitable to do the following.

1. import an existing fps arms rig. (its just the arms)

2. remove any object\gun from the existing animation may contained.

3.replace with another object

4.edit animation to something else. 

5. expert for use in the same animator and\or new animator.

Hi, Peter. 

First, I am using Umotion very well. Thank you.

I didn't speak English so I used a translator. I hope you understand.

After working with 60 frames, I thought I should reduce the capacity, 

so I changed the animation file I worked on to 30 frames.

Obviously, the clip length doubled and the animation time doubled too.

(reference_3D Max)

To save time when editing key frames, I ask you a question.

Is there a way to select all keyframes and then collapse/shorten them like in Max or Maya?

It's okay to not be perfect. I'm looking for a way to reduce the spacing between keyframes globally.

I searched for an answer in Umotion support, but I couldn't find the answer I was looking for, so I am writing to you.

Let me know if there are any options I don't know about!

i will wait for your help.

thank you.

Hello,

I was wondering if UMotion would allow for something like a part of an animation from a generic rig, to that of a humanoid rig but with extra bones.

For context, I am making a custom race of Fox people using Synty's Dog and Prototype pack. I have cut off the tail mesh, and separated the tail bones from the Fox and added them to my humanoid rig, with the tail being parented under the Hips. 

Since this is a humanoid rig, the heirarchy is now Root -> Hips -> Tail, whereas the dog's was root -> hip -> spine -> tail, so I unfortunately can't just levarge mecanim retargeting with an avatar mask. 

However, I'd still like to take the tail animation from that existing generic animation if possible, and create a new animation that is able to work with my new humanoid that has tail bones. Is that something I can do with this tool? I am trying to avoid just re-animating from scratch, so if UMotion let's me copy or some way of copying the bones starting with the Tail bone and copying it over or exporting it to match the new rig in some form, that would be perfect.

I would like to do something similar with the ears as well if also possible, and that would be in a similar scenario.

Hopefully that makes sense, thanks!

Hi

I'm trying to edit a humanoid animation I downloaded from Mixamo.

I'm using UMotion pro and IK

I just add a new additive layer to edit the hand position.

The animation looks perfect in the clip editor, but is really bad after exporting it

Clip Ediot:

Play mode:

Thanks!

Hello, 

This has quickly became one of my favorite assets by far but I’m running into an issue. 

We are using high quality mocap data at a rate of 240FPS, though this will likely be 120FPS moving forward. 

Exporting this out as .anim files is considerably huge and with many animations, I see this becoming an issue. I went to export over my FBX to use the animation compression built in but getting an error FBX doesn’t support over 60FPS. All my FBX are already 240FPS so is there a way around this without changing the sample rate? 

Thanks!

Hello, I've wanted to know if there is a way OR if it could be implemented a way of looping the curves also to the Left (they do only to the right, right now)

My Animation goes from 0 to 1:12 but in this case, I moved some properties to the right (pardon the top selector, the idea is to still export the animation at 1:12) 

And we can see that the keys are only looping to the right, but since they are not looping to the left, they also create a space where they are not animated

This is useful when making Overlaps because you animate the three bones per example and start offseting in the curves the others by a few frames, per example Bone01 starts at 0 to 6, Bone02 2 to 8, Bone03 4 to 10, but the clip only lasts 6 frames, and if they are looping, a nice overlap animation is easily made.

Hope I explained myself well, I haven't found info about this, thanks!

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Hello,

I'm using Umotion Pro and am having a blast. I have an animation that starts with the character sitting in a chair, standing up, talking, and then sitting back down. It is humanoid and the model is humanoid of course, I converted the FK animation into an IK and the humanoid model. Everything looks great when editing in the scene view/clip editor. But after I export it as an animation, the hips get sucked down to floor level, and when my charter stands up, it kind of glides upwards and floats in space. I saw in other forms that exporting as a fbx works, but my models are converted to prefabs and whenever I try exporting it to the fbx of the model, the animation clip is nowhere to be found inside of it. I hope that I can receive a solution that doesn't-require me to export as a fbx. I've included a video showing what is happening.

Hope to hear back from yall soon, Thanks!

I have a GameObject (LOD Group if that matters with five LOD children) parented to my model's lForearmBend bone. This was added in Unity by modifying the model's prefab. The Pose Editor's config mode picked up the change and updated the rig, and I exposed the ability to animate the position and rotation of this GameObject in configure mode. Everything looks good in Pose Mode, but after exporting the clip, this GameObject behaves unexpectedly. The rotation and position changes almost seem like they're relative to another parent. As a test, in the pose mode, I'm keying in the position of this GameObject to go (unrealistically) straight up way above the humanoid. When this plays in a scene after export, it veers off to the side while also going up and the object rotates, but doesn't match the pose mode I keyed. I applied the child constraint as another test to enforce the parenting, but the result was the same. I'm doing something wrong with this child object. Any ideas?

The rest of the humanoid animation, outside this child I manually added, is working fine.

Is there a way to explicitly save a UMotion Project File? Through the use of source code control, I'm finding the project file isn't always saved until fully quitting Unity, which is not ideal for my workflow. The other day I missed committing all the changes to a UMotion project file since I had Unity open during the commit.

In another example just now, I had previously committed the current project file since I had a character posed just right and didn't want to lose hours of work. I wanted this backup since I was next going to experiment with adding a child GameObject to the character in scene. When adding the character to the pose editor afterwards, I was promoted for a rig update, which I did while trying to figure out how I wanted to set this all up. Using external source code control, I wanted to revert this change out for the moment and reload the project, but there were no changes detected in the project file until I closed Unity. From there I could revert out the change and reloaded Unity and the UMotion project. So it definitely seems like the project state is held in memory and not always written to disk as expected.

P.S. I'm thinking I can safely ignore "EditorStates.asset" and perhaps other files in the <\UMotionEditor\Data\> folder from source code control. Is any vital information stored in these files? So far they seem like current state files that will change often and tracking them in a source code control system would be nuisance.

After updating to the Unity 2022.3.0f1 released today, none of the UMotion editor windows opens because of this error:

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