Both CC4 & CC5 have this problem! (V4.72). Under Scene, if one item (e.g. the bra of a Character), the Scene screen disappears and instead it switches to Modify. Content, Scene, Modify.. are contained in the same container and set into the left hand side. Your support team and another user...More
I was thinking. It would be cool if yall had a live link between character creator and marvelous designer. It could interact with everywear inside of marvelous designer...More
I start with an empty scene. I double-click the Toon neutral F and load it. I restore the bind pose. I select the character and click the GoZ button. I use the "Create" template and send the model in the A pose to ZBrush ( No changes have been made to the model ). It opens ZBrush. I select...More
This issue was introduced in CC 4.6. It doesn't occur in CC 4.54 and earlier. It also occurs in CC5 so I can't upgrade. Steps to reproduce the issue:...More
In the user manual, it states: "Preview: If you have set any facial expressions before activating the Facial Profile Editor, you can click this button to show the facial expression." But when I apply a facial expression in the Edit Facial Panel and then go to the Facial Profile Editor, the...More
Why when I using "Ctrl + -" hotkey to collapse the modify panel, there will be 3 sub-groups not affected? Also the AccuRIG icon and the text are overlapped. And if I manually collapse the panels, there are a big gap between the Modify and AccuRIG?...More
There was a workaround that used to work fine in some versions of CC v3. Then something has changed with one of the updates and it has stopped working properly. What I am asking, is not a workaround fix (by selecting a Hair Acc as a type), but rather a solution. There should be a special type...More
I’m currently working with a Character Creator 4 (CC4) model exported for use in Three.js, and I’ve encountered an issue related to bone transformations. When rotating certain bones in Three.js (for example during animation or procedural control), the mesh appears to stretch or deform incorrectly...More
