Mixamo uses Fbx which they don't really understand and worse keep changing so that creates errors in reading the bone rigs between Mixamo and what ever 3rd party software you try to load your animation into, things like crossed arms, folded skin, and busted animations are all caused by Fbx being misread and the fact of the matter is Autodesk does this by design so the point of this addon i use is simple. Traditional rigging, on the other hand, deals with abstract and complicated concepts like constraints, drivers, local vs world translations, matrices etc. Using those you can rig nearly any character. Now if you want to share the model I may suggest which rig to use but at this point only you can answer that Download Mixamo Converter repository as ZIP (no need to unpack it) Open up Blender go to: Edit -> Preferences -> Addons -> Install from File. It provides common building blocks like legs, arms, spines, tails, and many more. you can add bones to a Mixamo rig with face being the most common so you can animate a smile now that Adobe ripped out the blend shape system but you can't upload your own bones if they do the same thing as Mixamo bones i.e, Mixamo will not replace bones Warning: Attempt to read property 'displayname' on bool in /home/mwrgn9dzppe0/publichtml//wp-content/plugins/-seo/src/generators/schema/article.php on.ok all Mixamo rigs are the same but for the hand i.e, 5 digits vs a claw or nothing 18K views 1 year ago In this video we take a look at how to retarget your custom Rokoko motion capture to Rigify characters in Blender.

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