Hello,

As I say I'm working on a VN project, I had lots of human interactions. When I create scenes I have to jump between files and  characters, 

If multiple instances are wailable it will be perfect for me. (yes I know there where Animation sync support but it was not use for me)

I have to quick switch between animations and characters to update minor details, Like hand shaking, hugging and or other kind of human to human iteraction.

My best Regards

Hello. I'm using Umotion more than a year and using Pro from may.

I'm working a VN, which has Animation stilss (2 frame animations, lots of it).

And I'm creating two or more people interactions. So I have to look my pose assets and find a good one.

Sure Unity gives an opiton. And it does not support current character and it alwas stay his camera view in preview.

Add on for umotion and or seperate project will be better for catalogging pose files will helpful.

Hello, I found interesting crash situation.

I'm using rider for c# editing. Follwing scenario will crash umotion.

Go umotion, try to import animation and or open a u motion dialogue box left it open, go script edit. change script update.

Umotion will crash.

Not big deal

Hi,

Animation is seen in animation window of Unity and preview window of Unity, but not playing in game, what can be wrong with it?

I select all the bones then press "copy to otherside", this does the inverse for the arms and the legs but not for the chest rotation. Is there a solution to automatically do this or do I have to do it manually?

I'm working in a very large project with many assets and resources.  I've been tolerating a lot of slow editor responsiveness for a long time, some of which is due to Unity's handle of a project my size.  I recently decided to do a fine tuning push on my character animations recently, so I started making changes to clips then pressing play to test them in game.  While doing so, I noticed it would consistently take as much as 30 seconds to start the game from the moment I pressed the play button. When it comes to fine tuning and testing animations, 30 additional seconds every time I test my changes adds up.

So I decided to clone my project and start ripping things out in an effort to speed up my animation editing process in a smaller project with only a subset of the content I need.  After removing all the content I assumed was the primary cause of my latency, it wasn't until I closed the UMotion project I had open in the Clip Editor tab that I actually noticed a meaningful improvement.  Suddenly, my game would start in 6 seconds, not 30 seconds like before.  After noticing this my next step was to open a UMotion project I had that only had 3 animation clips in it, then pressed play again.  The result was that the game started in abut 10 seconds, instead of 25.  By comparison, the UMotion project that had the 30 seconds lag actually has 74 clips in it.

In short, here are my "consistent" metrics of latency that occurs when i run the game:

1. no open UMotion project = 6 seconds

2. UMotion project open with 3 clips = 10 seconds

3. UMotion project open with 74 clips = 30 seconds

Naturally, the first response will be "why do you have 74 clips in one project, that's too may", to which I would say two things:

1. if the software can't handle it, then as a programmer its best to force limit to prevent the user "myself" from pushing it over the limit

2. in light of these findings I will limit my UMotion projects to under 10 clips each

That said, without knowing anything about the way your code works on the back-end, I can't help but wonder if there is some sort of process that is running on lost focus, or when the play button is pressed that is locking up the editor.  I'd be grateful if you would focus some time on this in a future version, mainly because I love this editor and use it frequently, but my project is massive in scope, so the more seconds you can save me simply by not adding to Unity's already slow editor, the better off I'll be.

Thanks in advance!

Todd

Hi,

I'd like to propose a new feature - animation curve smoothing. It would be great to have something similar to Blender's "Smooth Keys" option found in the Curve Editor. It is extremely useful while working with motion capture data. I am actually using UMotion to work with data captured in Unity Editor a lot. In such case one needs to export the animation to FBX, import it to a chosen 3D package, smooth the motion and then re-import to UMotion again. It's certainly doable, but animation smoothing in UMotion would be a great addition and a huge time saver. It would be great if one could smooth out selected animation keys both in Dope Sheet and Curves view. The smoothing should be incremental - ideally accessible with a hot key combination. 

If under root u have canvas parented Umotion will display IK handles in like 100x scale, also when setuping IK the character front gizmo is also mega sized. Didnt try in minimum repro project but its consistent in mine (which is rather large). Fix was to turn off canvas and it works fine.

Umotion causes unity crash while I am animating. Especially when saving the project. Without umotion editor there is no problem in unity but when I started to use umotion it crashes unity frequencly.

Hi, I got Umotion Pro in order to modify animations to better fit the bone space of different characters. I'm wondering if it's possible to modify every keyframe of a bone with a relative rotation all at once.Similar to how mixamo animations often have the "character arm space" slider.