Hi,

I noticed that no matter what snapping increments are set in Unity, UMotion uses 1 meter and 15 degrees for snapping. Those numbers are really big and make snapping pretty useless for me, so I've just avoided snapping so far even though having it would be really convenient. I haven't found anywhere else to set it so far, so I think this is by design, but is there any chance that snapping could use the same increments as set in the editor?

Thanks

I've been trying to export some simple animation clips.

Two of the four exported animations do not match the ones in the editor.

I have tried both generic and humanoid animations and the both have the exact same problem

The arms in the animations in question begin in the T-pose. Which isn't even close to the animations in the editor.

I know humanoid retargeting isn't perfect, which is why I also tried generic animations and they didn't work either.

I've tried exporting to FBX and Anim file and it happens either way.

Again, two of the four animations have this issue while the other two work just fine.

I have no idea what is going on. I've spend hours trying to figure this out. I'm lost.

im trying to edit an animation but i need the arm rotated like 5 degrees  so it doesn't clip.. is there a way to add that 5 degree rotation to all the frames on top of the current clip

Hello Peter,

So sometimes (very often) after some manipulation, like rotation of the bone, viewport becomes inactive for mouse clicks. I mean, I click the right button to rotate the camera, for example, and nothing happens. I click the middle mouse too, to pan the view, but it doesn't work as well.

I have to select the hand tool to pan the view, and after that it becomes responsive again.

Can you figure out what is the cause of such behaviour and how to fix it?

Hello Peter,

I've exported rigged FBX from Blender into Unity, added it in UMotion into the slot for gameobject, and I got this error:

https://take.ms/khkqF

The rig then looks like this, with the bones missing on every chain's end: https://take.ms/bXk3z

Compare it to Blender: https://take.ms/6Oir4

What can be a problem and how to fix it?

Thank you.

Hello Peter,

I've created a layout with several scene views, to easily view the scene from different angles while animating.

Screenshot: https://take.ms/asyTH

But as you can see, the UMotion in-scene panel is too large in those smaller views. Is it possible to turn it off just for some views but keep it on for the main view?

Thank you.

Hello Peter,

So for example, I have a rigged character for a prop (a corpse). And I want to create several prefabs with this one model, having different postures for different environment. 

Is it possible with UMotion to pose this model for several prefabs like that? Meaning no animation needed, I need to only have the ability to work with bones, move them around to create the pose, and then save the result as a prefab?

If it's not possible with UMotion, perhaps you have some recommendations for me as to how I am to achieve this?

Thanks in advance.

Hello,

I would like to create simple animations for environmental objects, like pulsating, meaning scaling up and down a bit in a loop. Or moving up and down, for things like grass or something.

So if I understand correctly, I would need to animate the scale and position for these cases, respectively. 

Could you give me a hint on how to do that with UMotion? Cause I've followed your tutorial for a character rig, and I only know about animating with bones at this stage.

Thank you in advance.

Hello,

I have this style of animation in mind:

Is it possible to do without the rig or not?

Thank you.