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Re: Cloth physics in udk?
You need to paint all that in your 3d package and then bring all that data in as an .apx file in to unreal, and assign it to the cloth assets in your skeletal mesh. -
Re: really f**king fat
I was between 165 and 175 in may before the diet, I'm now 139lbs and shooting for about 120 or skeletal (whichever comes first). I'm 5'6". -
Re: [WIP] Survival-Horror Assets
UDK's skeletal mesh editor does have some distortion, so that could be the culprit. Here's a side view out of max, if that helps: Looks spot on to me. -
Re: How can I Move a physical object on the path? [kismet]
I did it now I can move a skeletal mesh (a simple box) on the specific path :) thank you very much guys. -
Re: Mini Dungeon Game Project
Oh my god i am in Love. :D The Skelets looks cute ^^ i want to smash them :P Keep work on it, i must have this in a Game. -
Re: UE3 material editor questions
Sorry for asking a question in your thread. Can you add skeletal characters exported with ActorX into this? I wouldn't mind seeing how my work looks in UE3. -
Re: UDK general question
A mover is a movable mesh you can animate it through kismet/matinee. It only accepts dynamic lights just like a character which would normally be a skeletal mesh. -
Re: multiple uv channels using actorX
I think this is a limitation of skeletal meshes. Not just actor X. You could try using FBX or collada. http://udn.epicgames.com/Three/FBXImporterUserGuide.html -
Re: Dominant light domination
try placing your character as a skeletalmeshMat instead of a regular skeletal mesh. These are the actors for cinematics and have the more expensive and better looking lighting model. -
Rate My Rigging
I created this anatomically sound basemesh and rigged it in DAZ. My aim was to mimic physiological muscle and skeletal movement as accurate as possible only using basic general weight map rigging. Feedback much appreciated.
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