Dress Problem (Skinned Mesh Renderer)

Hi guys,

Clothes are intertwined. How can I solve this?
I attract the video to better explain the problem.

Video ;

Picture ;
http://upmatik.com/m/2014/08/02/1NSdRY.png
http://upmatik.com/m/2014/08/02/2e3OIV.png

Code ;

Code (csharp):

1. using UnityEngine;
2. using System.Collections;
3.  
4. public class Kıyafet : MonoBehaviour
5. {
6.  
7.     public GameObject orjCharacter;
8.     public GameObject orjDress;
9.  
10.     void OnGUI()
11.     {
12.         if (GUI.Button(new Rect(0, 0, 70, 20), "Render"))
13.         {
14.             AddLimb(orjDress, orjCharacter);
15.         }
16.     }
17.     void AddLimb(GameObject BonedObj, GameObject RootObj)
18.     {
19.         var BonedObjects = BonedObj.gameObject.GetComponentsInChildren<SkinnedMeshRenderer>();
20.  
21.         foreach (SkinnedMeshRenderer SkinnedRenderer in BonedObjects)
22.  
23.             ProcessBonedObject(SkinnedRenderer, RootObj);
24.     }
25.  
26.     private void ProcessBonedObject(SkinnedMeshRenderer ThisRenderer, GameObject RootObj)
27.     {
28.         var NewObj = new GameObject(ThisRenderer.gameObject.name);
29.  
30.         NewObj.transform.parent = RootObj.transform;
31.  
32.         NewObj.AddComponent<SkinnedMeshRenderer>();
33.  
34.         var NewRenderer = NewObj.GetComponent<SkinnedMeshRenderer>();
35.  
36.         var MyBones = new Transform[ThisRenderer.bones.Length];
37.  
38.         for (var i = 0; i < ThisRenderer.bones.Length; i++)
39.  
40.             MyBones[i] = FindChildByName(ThisRenderer.bones[i].name, RootObj.transform);
41.  
42.         NewRenderer.bones = MyBones;
43.  
44.         NewRenderer.sharedMesh = ThisRenderer.sharedMesh;
45.  
46.         NewRenderer.materials = ThisRenderer.materials;
47.     }
48.  
49.     private Transform FindChildByName(string ThisName, Transform ThisGObj)
50.     {
51.  
52.         Transform ReturnObj;
53.  
54.         if (ThisGObj.name == ThisName)
55.  
56.             return ThisGObj.transform;
57.  
58.         foreach (Transform child in ThisGObj)
59.         {
60.  
61.             ReturnObj = FindChildByName(ThisName, child);
62.  
63.             if (ReturnObj)
64.  
65.                 return ReturnObj;
66.  
67.         }
68.         return null;
69.     }
70. }

 

Maybe the weight painting of the cloths is wrong. And did you make sure the skinning quality is equal for all the meshes?

 

Consider of different outfits. All the settings will be required for this. It's exhausting. I want to do with this code. (automatic)

 

I've never seen a code solution that works well enough. It pretty much requires at least some hand fixup. Even if the code works most of the time, you should support a modifiers system so that you can apply custom corrections.

 

Well, do you know the code logic? There is ready source or tutorial video?

 

It doesn't matter how many outfits you have. If one of the doesn't have correct weights, this one will produce errors. If all of them aren't correctly weight painted, all of the will be wrong. Where is the weight painting being made? Does it take place in the code or are they already weight painted?

 

weight painting? I don't understand. What do you ask? (Bone system, mock up 'model')
There are various different models. To manually fix, exhausting. A coding should be. Auto-correcting.

 

There are bones and each vertex knows how much it is influences by which bone. Where is this information set?

Also, did you make sure that both the cloths and the character are based off the exact same rig?

 

Clothing : Marvelous Designer 3
Bone System : Daz Studio (Character combination with the outfit. / Bone transfer system.)
Attire : With, code. (I got ready.)

So, I did not write the code.

 

The error could happen at any of those. If you don't understand the details, it is unfortunately not possible to help.

 

Examine the video. The problem, to appear in the video. (Skinned Mesh Renderer) Is it possible to edit? Example : "Apply Push Modifier" Like the option. Or something like that. Because, a coding required. A system.

 

I have seen what the problem is. Of course it is possible to edit that, but I don't know your applications and whether it can be done there, I don't know whether the base rig is completely identical, I simply don't have enough information to help you and I have absolutely no idea what "Apply Push Modifier" is.
In other words, I can't help.

 

Answers and thank you very much for your interest.
About clothing attire do have the resources or video?
I'm waiting for help.

 

Learn to understand what you are doing and what you want to achieve. This will help a lot to resolve issues.

There are various potential causes for the issue:

• The rigs of the character and the cloths don't match (maybe the hip bone is slightly offset)
• The weight painting of the character and cloths are not identical
• The weight painting includes more bones per vertex than your current setup in Unity, but it may be even more than the maximum in Unity which is 4. That would mean you need to restrict it. At first you may try to increase it to 4 to see whether it helps.

Possible solutions are:

• Make the size of the cloths slightly bigger (should be made in the modeling application you are using)
• Use correct weight painting, verify that they actually match
• Make sure that the rigs are completely identical in the rest pose

That's all I can do for you. I suggest you to learn how to rig a character and how to weight paint in order to understand how it works, such that you get a better understanding. Then you need to understand how it works in Unity, because Unity is a realtime application and as such is more limited than other applications.

 

Still have not found the solution.
New video (Detailed) ;

Please look.

 

Did you try any of the possible solutions I suggested in the previous post?

 

Yeah, but is not the solution. I researched. A clothing system needs. But, I do not know how.

 

Example ;

Like this.

 

Did you try to make the cloths considerably thicker, just to see whether it improves the intersection?
It looks as if the weight painting of the trousers is not made for the hip bone. Did you check that?

 

Yes, I checked. Not the problem.
I need something like this. I added a video. (Mega Fiers)

 

Then buy Mega Fiers.

 

I think. But, In the information will not help. I prefer manual. And again, have no knowledge about this topic. Do you know what logic?

 

How about getting in touch with the author of MegaFiers to get the information you need?

 

Are you aware of UMA? I haven't used it extensively, but maybe you may find it useful:
https://www.assetstore.unity3d.com/en/#!/content/13930

 

Yeah, I know. But, Unfortunately, it does not solve the problem.
A system as megafiers need.

 

To me it sounds exactly like UMA would solve your problem. Of course, it is required that the character is set up appropriately, but it doesn't seem as if you have an setup yet that works.

 

I'll try. (UMA) Hopefully, would be a benefit.

- Waiting for further assistance.

 

No one is going to hold your hands, didn't you already get tons of hints?

 

Lol. In the meantime, one did not work. (UMA)

 

The amount of information you are sharing is brilliant. If you could share what is not working, it would give others the possibility to help. That's not just the case for UMA, but for everything else that was suggested.

 

Whatever it is I do not know.

Look. '3:50' MegaWrap uses. Such a coding is required.

 

As you don't seem to be interested in investing time into finding a solution or to even try the tips out, but you are just looking for someone who does it, I am wishing you good luck to find a person who does all the work for you.

I understand what you want to achieve, but I won't do the work for you. And I won't help you any further if you don't even share any kind of information about what does not work for you.

 

What is the logic of coding? Can you help in this regard?

I guess, need to invest.

 

The problem continues.

 

This looks like a job for blendshapes.

You'll have to figure out how to do this from your modeling software as each one is different. Since you seem to be using some DAZ models, DAZ Studio can export morphs in FBX which Unity then converts to blendshapes. Then it's a matter of writing a script to adjust the blendshape based on what clothes options you have.