Advanced Unity Tutorial - Part 01: Bring Animations into Unity

Tips on bringing your rigs and animations into Unity3d from Maya

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Rigging
• Animation
• Unity
• 3d
• Maya
• Game
• Engine
• Tips
• Tricks
• Tutorial
• Advanced

[THECRYTON]

do people let you download there models cos i am starting a new unity projest and dont want to have to make my own moadel please give me a link if so

[OliverBarraza]

@THECRYTON I don't "Give away" my models. But, since the project she was staring in got canceled, I've been thinking of turning her into a prototype character that I'll be selling on the unity asset store.

[tarrizzzzzzzzz]

Boob joints!

[bonjourpantoufle]

@28rohanronit he is using Maya (looks like version 2009 or so). It requires a fair amount of 3D knowledge, it's not just a plug and play program.

[MindOfCreativity]

But the smooth bind gets deleted when I delete the history!

[Makutus]

@Brutallll I know, right? That's why I love Unity.

[Brutallll]

@Makutus thank's, i can't believe how easy it is

[28rohanronit]

where do u download this program to create characters

[Makutus]

@Brutallll If you place it somewhere in the Assets folder of your project directory, it should appear in the Project pane, allowing you to drag it into the scene. Most likely, you'll also need to open the FBX's properties in the Inspector, and change the scale from .01 to 1 so it's not terribly tiny.

[Brutallll]

i have a question, you have the FBX file, then how you do import into Unity3d?

[SajdeNX]

thanks ;) <

[tisfatman]

@xXL1VE4IDE4LSXx true,

but you could just make them with blender?