Go to Window -> Avatar Exporter, and you should see something like this. The last thing to do is export the avatar. To add a Cover Image you'll need to add an image and set it as a Sprite (2D and UI), you can then drag it into the Avatar Descriptor. Fill out the Avatar Descriptor, and you can leave Event Manager empty, if you knew how to use it you would probably not be reading this. Select the parent to your avatar, the upmost item in the hierarchy, and add 2 components to it, Avatar Descriptor and Event Manager. On the window that appears click on XR Settings, Make sure that Virtual Reality Supported is turned on, and that Stereo Rendering Method is set to Single Pass. Go to Edit -> Project Settings -> Player. If you have double vision of your avatar, like if you were cross eyed, you need to change a setting. If you want to be able to see your avatar in first person, but don't want to see the inside of your head, you can use the First Person Exclusion component to exclude your head's mesh, note that it will have to be a separate mesh for this to work. You can toggle it using the Home key on your keyboard. Avatars are now visible in first person view. You can also curl your waifu's fingers so she's actually holding the sabers, I used Shape Keys for that. You can now go ahead and do cosmetic stuff to your avatar, add dynamic bones to your liking, but use the included scripts. A positive value moves the knees to the right, and a negative value moves them to the left, from the avatar's perspective. If you haven't played around with those before, they change the angle at which the knees bend. Adding the swivel offsets to the IK Manager Advanced component will make those settings work in the game. Now you can fix that by using IK Manager Advanced. You might have played around with the IK options and noticed that changing the Swivel Offset on the legs fixes this in unity, but the changes don't appear in the game. You might have noticed that your avatar crosses its legs like it needs to pee when it crouches down. Once you're done testing out the Avatar in Play mode and IK is working, you'll have to set all your materials to use one of the included Beat Saber shaders, if you've atlased your materials, great, you get to skip the painstakingly arduous job of retexturing each one of them, because for some reason those shaders don't take the same texture parameter as most other shaders. You should have a fully functional avatar for Beat Saber, but don't hit that export button yet, we still need to give it the finishing touches. Add the 3 targets you just created to the IK Manager of your choice. Select your Avatar, the one that is blue in my previous image, and add some components to it: First you'll need VR IK and IK Manager, or you can use IK Manager Advanced if you want to change the IK settings. If you need to move Head, LeftHand, or RightHand AFTER you've already placed the targets, you'll need to delete the targets and add them again after you're done moving them. You will need to copy FinalIK.dll and DynamicBone.dll from the game's installation folder into the Assets\Libraries folder of the extracted zip before opening the project in Unity to get it working. This zip contains a barebones Unity project to get started with creating avatars. To finish up, hit w and click Clear User Transforms (All), this will reset the hand's pose.ĭownload and extract the BeatSaberCustomAvatars-vx.x.x-UnityProject.zip from the Custom Avatars Release. This will create a shape key for closing a fist. When you've gotten the desired look, click Pose To Shape Key. Right Click to select the bones, use SHIFT to select multiple. With pose mode enabled, you'll be able to position the bones to your liking. We'll be using the CATS blender plugin, If you don't have it installed, download it here. To add one, we'll be using blender again, now I know I said we were ready to export, but I'm like 12 and have the attention span of So you don't want your waifu to hold the sabers through the sheer power of plot armor and sticky hands, but she doesn't have a fist shape key. Shape Keys: Turning Bad Touch into Good Touch It is narrated by Megalon since a freak accident took away my ability to speak and edit videos. There is a video of me creating an avatar if you'd like something to follow along with. This guide will start at the point when you're ready to export a fbx file to use on Unity. If not there's plenty of tutorials out there. I will be assuming you have a basic grasp of blender and Unity and have made avatars for VRChat in the past. If you run into issues don't be afraid to ask in the #pc-3d-modeling channel in the BSMG Discord Introduction Īlright boys and girls, your favorite Assistant is going to teach you how to take your favorite anime models and put them into 3D Osu!
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