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falmouthさんがコメントを作成しました:
It's a royal pain! And I think it's the biggest problem for me with Clo and the reason why you see so many animations with metal/plastic/transparent avatars. The textures on the Clo avatars are not...
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An example: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YiJPX2-lzrEsOU85g-KdvG68CLMMDiW5/view?usp=sharing
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falmouthさんがコメントを作成しました:
You can’t do this directly in Clo (it doesn’t have any animation tools that work like this) but I’ve done a few things where I remove the stitching, let that simulate/animate and then run the rende...
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falmouthさんがコメントを作成しました:
If you can send me the file, I can make a quick video showing you what I would do to render this out nicely. Adam
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Hello! You are rendering a large size with really high quality settings, so if you want it to render without noise, you will need to let it run a lot longer than the time you have set. What is the ...
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falmouthさんがコメントを作成しました:
I just tried it (Mac version latest update) and it saves both a video and still frames in the same folder. I guess check the output folder has the option to save the images and the video file.
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falmouthさんがコメントを作成しました:
Mixamo doesn’t support meshes with extra bits like clothes, so one option would be to export the avatar and the clothes into a 3D program (Blender is free and does this well) and join the bits toge...
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falmouthさんがコメントを作成しました:
Hi Raj, You can use Quicktime on a Mac to assemble a series of still frames together. It takes literally seconds. I’m happy to do a quick video to show you. I’m sure there are PC programs that do t...
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falmouthさんがコメントを作成しました:
Hi Luisa, Is the material double-sided? If you don’t find the answer and want to send me a file with the material on (doesn’t have to be the whole file), I could have a look at it. adam dot allenfo...
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falmouthさんがコメントを作成しました:
Hi Raj, You will need to export the video as individual .png files and then assemble them together using a video editing program. Adam