Imp ortant note! Ensure that you select the Mesh only option at this stage of the process, and not the Mesh+Motion option. CC3 has advanced FBX export options such as software presets, mesh and motion, texture embedding, and texture baking that make this transition easier. Once the character model was complete, it was then time to export to FBX for further customization in Blender. The SkinGen plugin allows one to easily add micro-details such as wrinkles, veins, moles, and pores.ĬC3 comes equipped with several tools to make character creation quick and easy.
Content galleries allow one to quickly add basic clothing, hair, armor, and accessories and.Morph sliders allow one to modify the size, shape, and rotation of every part on the body.There are a number of different options available in CC3 that make this task rather simple: The first step of the process would be to generate a character model in Character Creator 3. STEP #1: GENERATE MODEL IN CHARACTER CREATOR 3 If one wished to add animation, a simple transfer to Character Creator’s companion software, iClone, is just one click away.Ĭomplementary Workflow between Blender, iClone and Character Creator Import back into CC3 through the use of the CC3 Python plugin, for rigging and weighting. Import the CC3 model into Blender through the use of the Blender Auto Setup addon, to make some customization andģ. The workflow would be as follows:ġ.Start with a model generated in Character Creator 3 (CC3) Ģ. The last one is an Egyptian marine archer.For this character Russell would be making use of a Character Creator/Blender “roundtrip” workflow, through the use of the Blender Auto Setup addon and CC3 Python plugin as touched upon above. You can see an Anatolian rider, heavy Persian Immortal and Sparbara infantry with huge wicker shield, and then some lightly armed Saka warriors. In connection with this artwork, I also published a collection of some of the Persian models I used. It was so much fun to work on this scene, I just love putting together these battle scenes, depicting my favorite moments of Greek history! Below him, overwhelmed, is Boter, trying to get back to his feet, while Chalcon on the right is calling to the rest of the line to form up. Most of the enemy infantry is Sparabara, lightly armed infantry, but the one who managed to hack through the shield wall is actually a Persian Immortal. Then there's Nikephoros, holding the onslaught of several Persian soldiers, holding the spear with the more common underhand grip. To the right is Hermogenes, his spear probably broken already, so he is wielding his short xiphos sword. You can see Aegeus on the far left, using his spear with the overhand grip, striking over his shield.
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