I'm adding a rotational offset to an animation clip, which I'm exporting as an FBX (2019) file.  A second layer using Additive blending is used to add the rotational offset.  If I have the rotational offset layer selected when I do the export, the exported animation has only the animation frames based on the layers keys from the additive layer (Rotation Offset).  To get the animation to work properly using both layers, the Base Layer has to be selected before I do the export.

I'm not sure if this is expected behaviour or not.

Thanks.

When the clip editor is located at the bottom of the screen, when we move the pointer to some of the buttons at the bottom, such as Play, Rewind etc, the pointer can sometimes be obscured by the pointer, not allowing for the button to be pressed.  The pointer must be jiggled around until the tool-tip closes.

The picture below shows a clip editor example, the pointer is hovering over the play button, but this button can't be pressed because it's obscured by the tool-tip. (I've painted a pointer as screenshot does not capture the windows pointer)

This is a relatively frequent issue when unity is full screen and the clip editor is at the bottom of Unity.

It's not a game breaker, but it's a bit irritating at times.

Hi,i just want to report a bug. If you have the mesh on the pose editor, this will duplicate your  mesh while you play..It´s not a big deal, you just have to click the "clear button". But  is still a bug. 

An option to set the default directory for UM projects would be useful.  For myself, I like to place these project files in their own directory specific to the project.

Lets say that we want to rotate the hips by an offset of 10 degrees on the X axis for the entire timeline, we will change the hips rotation property to Euler Interpolation, select all the keys that we want to modify within the curves window and then we move then move them up by 10 degrees.  Now lets say that we want to move both the X & Y rotations, we can only move these by the same amount, which will either be positive or negative.  Lets say we want to change the rotations by X +10 & Y-10, each rotation axis would have to be moved individually.

What would be useful is if we could select all the frames that we want to modify and change the rotations from within the scene view using the rotation/position tool and have all the keys modified by the offset amount rather than only the single frame key, this would overcome the limitations of only being able to modify each axis positively or negatively.

If there is a way to use the scene rotation tool and apply the changed offsets to all subsequent frames, that would also be useful.

When modifying rotations of different items, switching from different items changes the range of the curves window, meaning that if each time the window has to be re-scaled to the desire fit.  A useful function would be if the curves window range could be locked.

I was really hoping to use uMotion at runtime for user generated animation content. I was disappointed to find that it will only generate unity asset animations and none of the IK code can be extended or used at runtime. Do you have any suggestions for how I might use uMotion in that way, or am I completely out of luck?

I'm trying to turn a forward walk animation into a diagonal.  For this, I take the delta Z position from the final frame and use trig to get the new X & Z delta, ie Z.Sin(45) & Z.Cos(45).  Using Curves, I use the blue bars from the positional data to smooth down the Z motion, while for the X motion, I set the final frame position to Z.Cos(45) and then have to remove all frame positional data in between the 1st and last frame.  This results in a small amount of motion being lost and the character seems to slide around a little.

I'm converting rotations to Euler Interpolation for rotating the character, however I don't think this has any bearing on the positional data.

Is there a better way to do this perhaps?

Not sure if this is possible out of the box, but here's the situation I'm facing:

I have a character (generic rig) that I want to duplicate and have several copies of my scene. These copies aren't supposed to move, they're just supposed to stay still in different poses. The probably is, they just stay in the character's default pose until I press play and my script sets them to the desired pose. This makes positioning objects and props around them difficult, because I can only see their actual poses when the game is running.

Is there a way to, outside of play mode, link these duplicated characters to different specific UMotion clips, so that I can see what their pose will be while in the editor and thus position props accordingly?

I've had an issue for a while and thinking I must be doing something wrong as the root position and rotation seems to be off each time.

I have hand animations that I imported from another animation package. They look good, but I want to make new ones.

When I import them into UMotion, everything looks good. But when I export a clip (even if I didn't edit it), the root position and rotation seem to be off.

I'm currently using "Optimize Transform Hierarchy" in Unity and noticed the depending on whether is on or off, the positions seem to be different.

I could theoretically redo each animation and fix the positions, but there are a lot of them. So I want to see if there is a way to prevent this from happening? Maybe some option I have checked or unchecked in UMotion?