Correcting imported 3D model

When I importing model with difficult hierarchy(human model), size rotation joints varies. How set their value to (0, 0, 0) without actual rotation (all joints will have value rotation (0,0,0) without broken model)?

 

The easiest solution is to create a gameobject with 0,0,0 rotation and put the imported model as a child of that gameobject. There has allways been an issue of imported model rotations due to the z/y axis being swapped from program to program.

Unity even recommends this approach:
https://docs.unity3d.com/355/Documentation/Manual/HOWTO-FixZAxisIsUp.html

 

Which program are you importing from? Are the joints' rotations all zeroed out in there?

 

From 3d max.
When I import a humanoid skeleton is always added to the basePivot rotation -90 degree (for Z) regardless of the import settings. Hack with the parent object does not fit. Found this https://www.assetstore.unity3d.com/en/#!/content/8913 But this asset is editing the rotation of the mesh of the current object only, no children. And it just would be nice, in my decision to all the bones had zero rotation in global coordinates.

 

Hey, I had similar issues with Blender. What I do before exporting or saving for Unity is reset all the scale,rotation data once the model is completed. I think its called resetting the transforms in 3D Max. Hopefully this is what you are talking about.

 

This solution does not work. I would like to handle the model already in Unity

 

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