Animation Rigging not Rendering Bones.

I have imported the new 3D Animation Rigging Package into my project. Unfortunatelly there is still not many tutorials on the subject, but using Unity's Unite video on youtube I decided to take a look for myself.

I added the "Rig" component to the rigging of my character and added the "Bone Renderer" to some bones, but no bone is actually rendered correctly, instead the only gizmo is this weird "paper sheet with a play" icon, and also I am not able to select any bone by directly clicking the icon on the Scene view



Does anyone know the solution for that or anything that might help?

Thanks,
Arthur

 

I am also fighting with same issue.
Have downloaded animation-rigging-workshop-siggraph2019 from Github, but little clues from it for now...
Any Reply on this?

 

I have found the solution, It's actually on the setup, "Bone Renderer" should not be on the bones, but in the Character's main parent object along with the Animator. And you should input every bone you want visible in it. Every Bone placed on the list will be rendered.





But I still cannot seem to know how to render some bones as little spheres and not conected to it's children through that prism. It seems that if parent and children are both set to render they will be look connected always, which is not always what we want. Plus, whenever I run an animation even selecting the bones their transformed will be locked and I'll be unable to move or rotate it, still haven't found a fix for this. Feel free to post here anything new about the tool you find or so we can find a solution together.

 

Thanks, I figured that out playing with the examples. Still cumbersome to do, could be more usable, like sutomatically get all children...

As you are also complaining with lack of examples, I got a lot of hints looking at
https://forum.unity.com/threads/full-body-rig-for-animation-production-and-feature-request.783014/

thus japanese guy did an awesome job and on github he also has simpler projects for arm, leg etc.

 

The bone amount musst bei below 64. Maybe thats the reason. If you try it manually, it won't work either. So I guess that is the reason. I just gave every bone a bone renderer, copied all the bones inside, except for the finger bones, to be below 64 bones, and then I copied the component and pasted it into the player model. Then I deleted all the bone renderer on the bones.