CHARACTER CREATOR 3 Tutorial – PART 2 - Creating NPC for Unity 3D with CC3 Game Base

Learn more about the new Character Creator 3: http://bit.ly/2xWiVTu

In this Part 2 of the CC3 - Unity Import series, you'll learn about how to convert your character to a specialized Game Base that is optimized for use in game engine. You'll also learn about how to reduce the poly count of your character's clothing and accessories separately from the body mesh, and finally how to import your optimized character into Unity using a specialized script, the link for which can be found at the top of this description.

1:16 Replacing Eyes & Teeth
4:08 Exporting FBX from CC3
4:39 Converting to Game Base
8:02 Wearables Polygon Reduction
9:48 Importing Characters into Unity

Download this free script >> http://bit.ly/2ReQlbD

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In case you missed it, here is Part 1 of this CC3-Unity tutorial series..
https://forum.unity.com/threads/cha...porting-a-cc3-character-base-to-unity.599911/

 

How do I get the animations? All the stuff inside my "motion" folders are static poses?

 

Also, because CC3 is free for iClone customers, does that mean I can get iClone for free now ive spend a couple hundred on CC3?

 

Hi PunhoNinja, many thanks for your questions!
Below I have some replies.

Q1: How do I get the animations? All the stuff inside my "motion" folders are static poses?
Answer: Only the motion files from iClone are currently allowed to be exported, along with characters from Character Creator. If you need motions, please save them in rlMotion or iMotionPlus format inside iClone, and then bring them into Character Creator.

Q2: Also, because CC3 is free for iClone customers, does that mean I can get iClone for free now ive spend a couple hundred on CC3?
Answer: No, the CC edition you will get with iClone is different. You can find more information here:
https://www.reallusion.com/iclone/3d-character.html#edition-comparison