i used this method to create the garment and then to allow it to sag after posing the character. Here is slave teela from my skeletor scene. fbx i uncheck automatic under advanced options and set the units to inches there as well. i export with decimeter, i make sure my max unit setup is set to inches, and when importing the character. make sure you have exported/imported your character with correct scale.
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There is endless tweaking possible and your scale is the most important thing. 2Ĭlick add objects top left of that window and choose your character meshĪt the bottom of the window check the collision object check box and set offset to. leave settings alone accept change offset to. i like rubber even though it does not sound correct it gives a good result most times for me. With the cloth object selected check the "cloth" check box and choose a preset. With cloth selected go to modifiers-clothĬlick the "object properties" button in the cloth modifier you can hide everything from your scene accept the character mesh and the "cloth" i don't use physx but have good results with the old cloth modifier. If i understand correctly you are trying to simulate cloth? the cloth sim has nothing to do with the rig but with the mesh itself. I am using PhysX: 3D Studio Max DCC plug-in for PhysX 3-4-0 (2016 64-bit) So how can i make the MakeHuman character to work? If i use a Cat-skeleton from 3ds Max, the plane is falling on the shoulders, just with the MakeHuman character i get this problem. So all i tried brings me to this situation. This also happens if i just add the head bone, without the other bones, just for testing. On the ground is also the typical root bone in the middle of the game engine dummy. instead of falling, it "teleports" to the gamedummy between is legs on the ground and get into a shape of something like a "paper ball". The whole plane, is not falling on his shoulders. Inside the PhysX toolbar, i start the simulation and here comes the problem: I can see all the colliders around the character, they are looking like many big bubbles. Then i add to the character a "kinematic rig". There i am adding all the bones (also deselect the game engine dummy on the ground).
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Next is, i click on the MakeHuman character i want to let the plane fall on his shoulders so the cloth falls all over him, but it doesnt work.) i choosed paint brush for example of 100 cm in max distance.
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To that skin mod., i added all the bones (not the game engine dummy in the middle, so i deselected it). poly (leaving a hole for the head) and put a "skin mod." on it. Then import to 3ds Max -> in the window opening i choosed in the "Animation" tab to use bones, not dummys.Īfter that i take a simple plane 50x50 polygons - converted to edit. Online classes often require streaming videos or uploading content, so make sure you have the necessary speed and signal reliability to participate without interruption.I exported the simple standard MakeHuman character with GameEngine bones (fbx). Many programs will tell you the requirements you need to succeed in their courses, but make sure to consider if other people in your household will use the internet at the same time. You need a reliable internet connection to participate in online courses. Instructor and student exchanges occur in the virtual world through such methods as chat, e-mail or other web-based communication.
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