Before CC3, saving a character project created a thumbnail with the character in idle pose on a grey background, unless Create Quick Thumbnail was selected in the program preference settings. Now, always a quick thumbnail is created, regardless of the preference settings. This is the case...More
Issue is described in the Beta forum with this title: CC3 Male Render Issue and General Scene Use. Patience is a virtue.... Pics and detailed there....More
Please allow the option to use the RL Head pack (the 100 realistic faces) on a CC3 base character. It says it's currently not supported, but I would like to be able to utilize the realistic heads I paid for, with the new upgrade instead of being stuck using a CC1 character. EDIT: Although...More
Hi! The CC3 extension can't be installed, as the installer doesn't find CC2, while 2.3.2420 is installed in my C:\program files. That is on the main drive, and fully functional....More
While hidden object are NOT actually getting rendered, they are still getting cached into Export, they are also cashed in temp folder for Preview and Render. This should not be happening. Hidden objects should be ignored by Export, Preview and Render....More
As noted. If your ini file has height maps, Transformer does not correctly place them (should place them in both displacement as well as bump channels -- doesn't do anything with them at all that I can see). (If they ARE being put into the bump channel they aren't showing up correctly there...More
Title says it all, but I'm attaching a link to a video which shows the problem. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zz85sYf2Cw&t=32s Note that even with the other slider (the weight slider) turned all the way to 1/10 it still does this (appears to be removing faces rather than painting). I...More
Remesher doesn't work, plain and simple -- it should be gotten rid of (it won't work on any skirts/dresses/longcoats). What we need is a simple way to create a low-poly avatar, one that gets rid of whatever it is that bloats the "normal" avatar (a Daz FBX character with full clothing clocks...More
