Taking a Rigged, Animated character from C4D to Unity Video Tutorial - Part 3

Visit http://www.webspaceinvader.com/?p=129 to get Part 1 or to view this in higher res. Part 3 of this tutorial series, takes the weighted character from the previous tutorial and adds a simple animated walk cycle. The C4D file is saved and dropped into the Unity assets folder, Unity automatically converts the C4D file into an FBX file. In Unity we add the character to the scene and separate animation clips ready to be controlled by code. Part 3 of 3

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Cinema 4D
• Character
• rig
• Unity 3D
• Animation
• Animate
• 3rd Person

[hobbes71002]

No offense, but your voice really creeped me out at the beginning, it was like a psycho whispering in my ear :P

[scrpity]

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[InfernoCem]

@Zkrudriverz You need to run Unity as Admin and add the ".c4d" anim file, then it will ask to install the C4d plugin. Close C4D and press OK. I had the same prob as you =3

[123456789dmagik]

@fezelen an english preditor XD

[fezelen]

@123456789dmagik the English kind

[fezelen]

that is fucking bad ass

[123456789dmagik]

no offense tho

[123456789dmagik]

u talk like a preditor the sexual kind 0__o

[Apogeebooks]

Excellent tutorial. Very nicely done. Thanks.

[RTpatrick09]

when i imported it into unity, the head and shoulders didn't animate any more

[ThatKiddKL]

0:55 - 0:56 *scratch,scratch*

[WMVideos20]

wasting my time to do a lot of animation.. is there any way to do this easier ??