So, without spending $70 ... and not knowing anything about animation or modeling, how do i know if this would even work? I dont know what or even how to know if a model can be converted to a humanoid from generic or not? And since apparently theres no way to test without purchasing.. im stuck.. Where can i go from here? I dont do enough 3d to even begin to justify saying ill buy it and i'll use it later down the road.. chances are I wont. 99% of everything i do is 2d.. this just happens to be that 1%, and i only want this for maybe, 3-4 animations total.. any thoughts here? i can happily supply the animation and/or the model via email ?

After import I see the Tab Window/Animation Converter
but if I click it I can't see the the Converter Window.
No way to start it, no log inside console.
Redownload or reimport doesn't help.

Hi guys,

I am curious how UMotion manages to import Mecanim format files. Is there an API or library that can parse .anim files (binary or ASCII) into Unity AnimationClip objects? Or did you guys have to implement this from scratch?

Regards,

Richard.

I have both Animation Converter and UMotion and I have been trying to Export animations I made in UMotion as an FBX, so I can Import them in Blender using UMotion or The Animation Converter to Export them, but for some reason the Hand IK pinning does not transfer over right, but the rest of the animation pose is fine, like for example the Foot IK works fine when I used the Animation Converter to Export the the Hand IK is in the wrong position. I don't understand what's is going wrong when I try to convert the Animations.

Hello I m thinking of buying this asset, but I m unsure if it will actualy help me.

I was wondering if this allows me to transfer animations from different 4 legged animals. Like animations from a Wolf to a Leopard. The wolf & Cat have similair sizes and booth have tails.

For this wolf I have like 100+ animations availble, while for the Leopard only like 14. I have this issue alot with assets while one offers a large amount of animations others provide nothing or the bare minimal. 

I have a Generic model and a Generic animation. These are models that are smaller than the other models (x0.6). When I convert this animation to Humanoid using Animation Converter. And I apply it to the other models (normal size, x1.0), the amount of movement in the animation is wrong. Large fluctuations are occurring. Perhaps the non-muscle movement (Root T or Foot T?) is not match.

As a counter to this problem, I changed the Scale Factor of the FBX Prefab registered to Output (Humanoid) in AnimationConverter to 1.6 and tried the conversion again. Then the animation wobble fixed!!

But, character has dived into the floor (idk why).

So I set Root Transform Position Y to minus in clip inspector and let it set on the ground.

I though everything seemed to work fine.

But when I enabled Foot IK, a monster was born. This monster floats in the air and spreads its legs...

I'm not sure how to solve this problem. Could you please advise me?

I think the animationConverter's dll needs a scale or an offset feature, though...?

Please add the feature to add suffix (e.g. humanoid, generic) to the converted animation.

NOTE: This issue has been resolved by contacting support previously

hi. I bought this asset, but I have a lot of questions. What is the difference between changing an animation fbx file set as 'Generic' to 'Humanoid' in Unity Editor? Currently, I feel that it is no different from applying after changing the animation type from Generic to Humanoid in the Unity fbx Animation settings. I'm so curious about what situations this asset can be used in.

Hi, I bought this Asset. Good Job. 

I wrote a script which reads a bvh motion file and constructs a skeleton and animation clip (non-legacy) 
from it. This script also applies this animation clip in run time by using AnimatorOverrideController. 
I have no problem with animating the skeleton. 

But when I wanted to retarget the motion to a different human character, it did not work.

I found that the animation clip generated is of a generic type, not a humanoid type. 

Is there any way for me to convert an animation clip of a generic type to a humanoid type in the Script? 

I skimmed over the source code of the asset. I found the following method:

AnimationConverter.Convert(clipsToConvertList.ToArray(), configuration, out logMessages);

Is there any way for me to use this method from my script?

Hi, @SoxwareInteractive

We have bought your tool "Animation Converter" to convert humanoid->generic animations.
During the process, we had encountered some issues and are wondering if buying "UMotion Pro" can fix it.

After the humanoid->generic animation conversion, the rotation curves on some bone transforms are broken into segments instead of a continuous curve. The yellow curve has several segments that jump from -180 to +180.

The original humanoid clip and the converted generic clip both played fine inside unity, but we exported the generic animation to FBX (using the official FBX exporter by Unity). And later opened them in MAX, and MAYA, that particular bone is flickering like crazy.

Is there anyway to fix it? Maybe some filters to auto fix -180 to +180 wrapping issue?

I have already tried AnimationCurve.SmoothTangents(), AnimationClip.EnsureQuaternionContinuity(); but that didn't fix the problem.

Thanks a lot in advance.

We are running into the exact problem. From humanoid -> generic, in Unity is ok as long as "Resample Curves" is used, but the animation doesn't work outside of Unity, since the keys in the converted animation are quaternion and not Euler interpolation.

Wondering if you have any suggestion,

Thanks!