Through the callback function, I can mirror the whole pose, including single bones(hips, waist...). However, there is a problem that the modified position and rotation will not be saved in the key frame, so there is no way to apply interpolation.

Please consider adding such a feature, which can greatly improve the scalability of umotion.

Thank you.

Is it possible to add some parameters to the callback function, such as the current frame index and the total number of frames?

I am working on a motion path system. With these parameters, I can record the bone position every frame.

Hi :)
I'm planning to use UMotion to start a new Project. A lot of your instructions seem to assume that you already have rigs and animations to import. Since I don't, can you tell me the ideal set up to begin animating from scratch with Umotion. I'm a beginner to 3D in general. Sorry if this is super basic.
I'm using blender. So what is the best way set up a humanoid rig that will work best for UMotion? I was using a rigify simple metarig but it couldn't import to UMotion as humanoid, only generic but with some missing bones. So What is the best starting rig that I can use with Humanoid mode.

Thanks! 

Hello. 
I have a fps weapons and hands asset - and it looks nice and all, so i figured that i would import them into the game im making that is not fully fps, so that means animating these as full body without the existing hands mesh and animations. 
Id like to keep the integrated animations, so i figured remove the arms and then process them through here, but doing this does not seem to work as my brain says it should, 

if i export with add, i keep getting errors related to pieces missing, particularly the arms ive removed
if i make a new file i get no mesh - however the animations are neatly sorted but theres no object.... 

https://i.imgur.com/T4QMtNN.png

Can someone tell me what im doing wrong with this and how to transfer the weapons to a full model? 

Hi,

I am creating an animation using layers, I use two override layers, with the lower being used only to test during animation. I mute the test layer, and export - expecting umotion to only export the keys for the unmuted layer with my actual animation. But the exported clip has a few additional properties that were not keyed in the animation laye. This problem persists unless I delete the test layer. Is it supposed to be possible to mute layers and have the export completely ignore the keys on that layer? Seems like a bug, since the exported clip is not including all of the properties of the muted test-override-layer, but only a few of them (which are not keyed in the unmuted layer)

I am using a generic rig.

/Felix

I'm trying to mirror an animation in the z axis so not left/right but up/down. To do this I'm trying to subtract 180 degrees from the Euler Y value and negate the local position X and Z, which I think should work. Subtracting 180 degrees from the y angle in the channels editor works (ish) but there are only 2 decimal places. For the local position X and Z these differences really show up. In the example above the two X/Z values end up being -0.02 and -0.06 due to rounding:

Other than editing each key by hand and suffering the drop to 2 digits of precision is there an easier way to achieve mirroring an animation vertically? 

Is there a way to increase the number of digits of precision used in the channels editors?

Hi Peter!

I am just starting to work with the layers feature - in this case using it to create emotes that will be on an override layer in the game.

When doing this, I thought it would be very handy to be able to have layers with linked clips that the emote can be layered with (such as idle, run, walk etc) instead of copy-pasting the keyframes to layers of every emote-clip. That way, if for instance the idle pose changes slightly, I could see the change across all clips without having to re-copy paste the keys.

So what I'd like to do is to be able to make a new override layer in "layer clip" which links to the keyframes of another clip: "base clip"

The important part would be that when a change is made in "base clip" it would also show in "layer clip".

I would then create my new animation on another override layer on top of the linked "base clip" layer inside "layer clip"

I think this feature would come in handy for all animation set ups that use layers, since many different poses and animations could be linked to the layer clip - an you could see how all combinations will look directly in umotion.

Hello! :)

I'm very new and worried this is a dumb question / request for help. I have a model with animation that I imported, it works great without root motion enabled. But after I'm done editing, anything from the waist down becomes wild. Enabling root motion fixes this, but I wonder where I went wrong during (or before?) the editing process.

I saw a post about how to remove root motion from a model, but that was a bit confusing. I tried it and only made worse by turning the root motion animation just as bad and very chaotic. I made a quick gif to show with and without root motion (left with, right without). Models used are from the Cartoon Heroes pack, free on unity's asset store, and I modified the sword stance. 

Love your product. Game design would be so much harder without your amazing work.

I saw it was a requested feature or something. Does It exist now?

I want to add a layer to my original clip with an idle animation (which will save me a lot of time animating it myself), is it possible?

Hello.

I am the user who asked the question related to the "no to all" button yesterday.

I have another question.

I noticed that the length of the animation clips in the exported FBX file is not reflected when imported into another Unity project or Maya.
Binary/ASCII 2010~2020.. doesn't matter.

As in the image, when importing, only the length of the first animation clip is reflected normally, and the rest is applied as the length of the second clip.
In other Unity projects, I figured out three workarounds to make the animation clip in this FBX the same length as the original.

One can select the clips one by one and then press the "Clamp Range" button to set them to their original length.
The second is to export as "one file per clip".
However, it is inconvenient to have to open fbx files one by one to ctrl+D to edit the corresponding animation clip in another project.
The last method is to copy the FBX file with ".meta" file from the original project in File Explorer and paste it into another Unity project.
This method normally imports the length of all clips in the imported FBX file. (Obviously this would not be possible in the autodesk "FBX review".)

So, what I am wondering is, when FBX is imported as all clips in one file, is there a way to keep the original clip length without having to copy the ".meta" file along with the FBX file to another project?

(*I have confirmed that Unity's "FBX Exporter" does not have this length issue)

Thank you!