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Hey renderahh,
Im writing a book for animation student and I have 2 rigs that I would like to use as references in the book. Beeboy is one of them.
Ill put you name in the credit of beeboy softimage.
Is it ok with you?
Dominic
FBX won't work with this rig in it's current state. There's too many custom expressions, constraints, and whatever else that it would be a nightmare trying to get the rig into a different software pack, especially a game engine.
I'd say your best bet, is to create a shadow rig inside softimage to export to unity. I don't work in games, but I thought this was standard...? It certainly isn't something that can be done with just a few mouse clicks.
goodluck, I'm suprised people still use this rig. it's sooo old, and jinky.
Hey Can u plzz send it to me in fbx format !
i have softimage but dont know how to use and when i export the model as fbx and open in unity for my game the whole rig screws itself !! :(
its a great looking rig and i insist in using it in my game !
the IK FK switch for the arms are located on each arms clavicle control. The IK FK switch for the legs are located on the IK controller for each foot. Turning on display info in your viewport properties will show all the custom attributes in the viewport for a selected controller.
