Script for importing Adobe Fuse character model into Unity (fixes materials)

Hi truebototics,

I needed to get this running in 2018.3 as well and have updated the script to work. Please find attached. As materials are now embedded in the model, had to make a few adjustments to the way it handles those. It will create two new materials for the eye and eyelashes.

 

Let me know if you run it and if you have any issues - I haven't tried the updated script with anything extra like gloves, masks etc - so YMMV.

Huge thanks to @saulth for the original script - it was a lifesaver!

 

Decided to create a version that extracted the materials out so that I could play around with them as required. Thought I'd put it up here as well.

 

Thank you so much to @saulth and @richyoung_readify - I love this script and has worked great up to Unity 2018. I tried it in Unity 2019, and unfortunately it gives an error in all my tests.

NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object
MixamoUnityImporter._process_model (System.String character_name, System.String folder, System.String filename) (at Assets/Mixamo/Editor/MixamoUnityImporter.cs:295)
MixamoUnityImporter.ImportCharacter () (at Assets/Mixamo/Editor/MixamoUnityImporter.cs:108)

Line 295 is:
model.transform.Find(mesh.name).GetComponent<SkinnedMeshRenderer>().sharedMaterials = shared_mats;

Model is defined on 243:
var model = (GameObject)PrefabUtility.InstantiatePrefab(asset, UnityEngine.SceneManagement.SceneManager.GetActiveScene());

Honestly I was hoping to fix it and provide a working script for 2019.. unfortunately all my attempts, and Novice C# skills have failed.. If anyone has any thoughts on what may have changed in 2019 that the code isn't happy with, I'd be grateful for your input.

 

It didn't work for me. It does not import any texture.

 

does this support HDRP?

 

I debugged the script and implemented a bugfix for all of you who received the following exception:

NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object
MixamoUnityImporter._process_model (System.String character_name, System.String folder, System.String filename) (at Assets/Mixamo/Editor/MixamoUnityImporter.cs:295)
MixamoUnityImporter.ImportCharacter () (at Assets/Mixamo/Editor/MixamoUnityImporter.cs:108)

For me it is working fine now. Thanks for your nice script!

 

This works for me. Thanks a lot for posting the update!

Also thanks @saulth and @richyoung_readify !

 

Side note for file setttings:



Where the texture folder should be named the same way as .fbx file.
And the texture folder is generated by Fuse from "File -> Export -> Export Textures". Not the ones extracted from .fbx file.

 

Seems like a super useful script! I tried, I think, all versions posted but it didn't do the job with my Unity 2019.2.14f.

The script runs, but I'm always left out with a Prefab where my Body, Bottoms, Eyes, etc. have a material called "No name" which doesn't have any texture maps in it. In the /[Character_name]/Materials/ folder I only have one material: "No Name". Same goes for the prefab which is inside the folder /[Character_name]/Textures/, where I have BodyMat, BottomsMat, etc. which have no texture maps attached. My textures are copied into the same /Textures folder, but not used in any materials.

Have any of you run into the same issue? I'm not too familiar with the material system in Unity, so I find debugging the script to be quite difficult.

 

I've got the same issue as @mekkinen
Maybe it comes from the "File -> Export -> Export Textures" which is not available in the version of Fuse that I use.

 

This is super old. But Fuse CC is going away in a few weeks. Or at least won't be supported. And I suspect they will break the link to Mixamo.

Make a standard, empty game. Import into there using above. Move everything to HDRP. Get all the textures and materials setup properly. Then use the Edit/Render Pipeline/Upgrade selected materials to HDRP. You'll still have to tweak a bit.

 

Is this still possible now that Adobe axed Fuse to Mixamo? Also no longer a way to export the facial blendshapes from Fuse. Major loss.

 

If Fuse were a bro, it'd be the one that crashes your wedding drunk, and pisses all over the flora arrangements. I hate Fuse with a passion, Adobe what the hell happened to you? I loathe using their waaaaaay over kill poly count characters, but I still do once every blue moon when I don't feel like doing retop and rigging / weight mapping...