Quick update : I've just discovered that DSSC works way better if you'll export your model in a T pose from mixamo. just type T in the search bar in mixamo and export your model in that pose instead of the A pose that mixamo usually chose for you :)
I've never heard of a VRM beta before. But I know of Vroid beta. I think vroid beta models should be fine. And if not, you can just downgrade to the beta version of vroid just to edit it
Thank you! Hopefully, the last trailer will be ready by the end of April. In the meantime, I'm gonna release another tutorial that I've been working on, just to give you and everyone else something to watch while you're waiting ;)
Hey. First of all, I really want to thank you for all of the support that you are already giving me! For a long time now, your kind comments really helped me to keep going and motivated me to create more videos for everyone. I really appreciate it! I also want to let you know that I'm considering opening a "Buy me a coffee" page. this way I'll also be able to add the option to become a channel member, and receive early access to videos, credit at the end of the videos and maybe exclusive posts and updates. Do you think this is something you and other people would be interested in? I'm still not 100% sure about it yet, so I'll be really glad to hear what you think@@shawnwarrynn8609
You're welcome! I found it really annoying that everyone on youtube makes it seem like the only way to contact models to VRM is with unity, but it really doesn't have to be the case. By the way, today, I actually have an even better method to do the entire conversion inside Blender. Don't worry, I'll make a tutorial about it too very soon ;)
Hi everyone. If you're having problems with your model, you should try loading it inside "VRM Texture Replacer" even if it already has the right textures, and export it as a new VRM file. I don't know why, but for some reason "VRM Texture Replacer" just fix a lot of problems and create a more "healthy" versions of your VRM files. This is also why I chose to fix the textures of my model first in the tutorial ;)
Okay, I've informed many people in the Fate and RWBY Fandom about Team RELM. I really hope I've convinced many to help fund you. Of course, you definitely have my support and funding.
Thank you so much! I'm seriously considering opening a Patreon, and it's really good to hear that people are interested! By the way, I just downloaded most of the episodes of Fate stay night, and when Ill have some free time I really want to start getting into it ;)@@ChroniclerV
@@PULPANIME Excellent. You might also want to read the 2006 Manga. Also, there is this interesting Fanfic called Fate/Revenant Sword which can help with the matter of having Saber stay in the present with Shirou.
@shawnwarrynn8609 cool. I think I'll check it out as well. I'm currently planning to watch stay night and Fate zero. Do you think it's worth watching "grand order" too?
When I import the .FBX model into the program it appears white and moves with the W, A, S, D keys. When I click on convert FBX to VRM it doesn't show anything, it only opens a file explorer but doesn't show anything.
@@GoKuMoDz_VTuber oh yeah. Don't worry about it. All of those things can be fixed pretty easily. the white texture problem is pretty common, and I'm showing how to fix it later in the video. Before pressing on the conversation button, make sure that your character is walking and not just stuck in a T pose while you press the W,A,S,D keys. And the last part is to look for the VRM file that DSSC has created when it's opening the file explorer after converting. The file name sometimes can be pretty random so don't look for the same name as your fbx model. Just focus on finding a file that ends with VRM. I hope that helps :)
hello! im using this method to make a vtuber model and I have a reoccurring issue happening with the eyes. In blender and as an fbx file, both eyes are there and just fine. However, whenever I upload it to dssc, specifically the left eye of the model just disappears?? I also loaded it in the vrm texture replacement and the eyes also just vanish there as well I tried deleting the eye bones, shapekeys, and merging the eyes with the head but nothing seems to fix this issue. I followed all of the steps including mixamo and the only thing I did different was adding an eye rig
That's interesting. it sounds like the eye rig is messing up your export for some reason. If I were you I would just save the eye shape keys (Locking up/down/left/right) like I showed with the mouth movements, and then you'll be able to control the eye movements normally in most VRM softwares. that's usually how Vtuber models are working so i think it's best to imitate what's already working. I recently added eye movements to a model that I created this way, and it worked perfectly :)
This video is very useful I planned to download some models thank you very much but now I think you can learn animation in blender and mix it with other programs
Thanks. I'm glad to hear it was helpful! For now, I still don't know how to do stuff in Blender in a way that would be worth it for me to switch from the that I'm currently using to make my animations. But let's see... In my next series after RELM I probably probably won't be using Vroid models anymore, and who knows... I might not use the same programs for animating. There is always new stuff to learn and a lot of ways to improve. I am very excited to keep creating and learning. I hope you feel the same:)
Wow ! A texture replacer :D Amazing. (Now I only need to find way to properly convert vrm to pmx without stupid blender and those terribad standalone converters.)
Texture replacer is so useful! I thought this was the vrm editing software that I'm using the most out of everything I showed in the video. Oh, and pmx is such a pain to deal with... I was considering working with mmd for a while, but working with pmx files was kind of the deal braker for me 😅
I prefer pmx to vrm cause I worked with em for a long time. But vrm is a good transfer format. Pmx has way more software for it (mostly on bowlroll). Vrm is probably newer tho (And pmx is deprecated since 2018 iirc) Still good. I tried the mixamo -> vrm with a 2b kimono dlc fbx from the switch version Vrm texture replacer doesnt even open it lol (Thank god it opens my vroid models) PS: Blenders plugins requiring specific versions is such a pain🥲
@@repeekyraidcero Oh man, I sometimes wish I was already used to working with pmx files. I think I've reached a point where I can't even bring myself to start exploring it. And yeah, Blender plugins can be annoying with the specific version requirements. but still, It is quite useful. and it's free, so I suppose I can't criticize them that much 😅
@@alceasgamingbouquet Yeah. I can relate. but I've actually gout much better at editing VRMs in blender, and it's so amazing! apparently you don't really need Unity at all. I'll make a tutorial about it in the near future :)
Yeah... For some reason DSSC is dropping the textures when it converts your model's materials. I'm showing how to fix it later in the video with "VRM texture replacer" :)
Oh the XPS plugin doesn't work on Blender 4.x yet? The Dan Sing Sing converter can be a hit or miss, when it comes to converting MMD models to VRM. It either works flawlessly, or the resulting model will have various bugs.( like skin weights not working). The FBX conversion seems to work properly though. Because of that, I usually use the VRM Plugin for blender instead.( which is compatible with 4.0; haven't tried on 4.1 though) Especially if you are already using blender to export the model to fbx, you can just export to vrm directly. The vrm plugin allows you to check for errors as well before you export.
Yeah, unfortunately, the XPS plugin doesn't work with the newer versions of Blender. I also noticed that most of the time, the PMX convention doesn't work in DSSC. This is why I'm going with the FBX method instead. I also have the vrm plugin in Blender, but I always had problems exporting stuff from there. I'm probably doing something wrong, but I have no idea what. Hopefully, I'll learn to work with it better because I think it could be a lot better and way faster if I'll be able to make it work
I actually tried your method of exporting VRM directly from Blender, and it worked amazing! I had to install Unity and fix some issues, but it worked so well, that I think I'm gonna start using this method regularly! thanks for giving me this advice. it was more helpful to me than you think!
The same technique of exporting your model to Mixamo and converting the Mixamo rig to VRM will work on obj models too. I've basically modeled a nevermore model for episodes 2 of RELM and converted it to VRM using exactly the same method. You will have to create the blendshapes from scratch. But other than that, you can follow the tutorial and you'll be good to go ;)
Are you referring to DSSC? if you do, then I get it. the way it's exporting is super weird. after exporting it should open the DSSC data folder, and you should be able to find your VRM file in there. It might be under a different name, so just look for a file that ends with "___.vrm" and it should be your exported model. I hope that helps :)
@DankyDX Thank you! Unfortunately, vrm avatars are humanoid in nature, so it is a bit difficult. I've decided to rig the wolf grimm as a humanoid and made it walk on four by using the crawling animation from mixamo in my rwby trailers. But if you really need to rig a none humanoid character, I think that "meshy AI" might be the easiest way to do it. You won't be able to transfer it to software like vrmpd, but you can actually import it as an animated glb file into dss, or alternatively, just animate it in Blender. I haven't tried it yet, but I think that's how I would go about it. I hope that helps :)
@DankyDX but yeah, you can totally rig "beast" characters using the method that I showed in this video. I literally did it with my grimm models and even with a dragon and a wyvern. I did have to adjust them a little bit to make them a little bit more "humanoid," but it is technically possible. You can sort of "cheat" mixamo to rig all sort of characters even if they are not 100% compatible
Hi I was wondering for the DSSC method, if you converted a pmx that already has blendshape into a vrm would I be able to access the blendshape in vrmposing or would be needing blender for this even if the pmx already has blendshape?
If you already have the blendshapes, then they will work in some software like VRM Posing desktovp right away, but not like a normal Vtuber model would. You will still need to set the key expressions in "blendshape clip editor" like I'm showing in the ending of the video. So yeah, you can totally just use DSSC if the conversation was successful. I would just recommend adding this simple extra stage of setting the expressions, and then it should work in most vrm softwares. I hope that helps :)
@@PULPANIMEgreat thanks! Also I was wondering if there’s a possibility that a converted model may not work in the mobile version of vrmposing but works on the desktop version
@owsl2468 Hahaha, I honestly didn't know there is a mobile version. I really don't know. I think you should give it a try. I don't see a reason why it shouldn't work
@@PULPANIME I don't get why they need to be reset tbh. If I go vrm2pmx the blendshaps etc just work. But the other way around not ? pmx is the older format. Kind of strange that that it won't work that way. If I have to reenable them or remake them after going to vrm whats is the point ? *sob*
@@alceasgamingbouquet The thing is, that the Blend shapes WILL work. but, only as simple shape keys. the thing about VRM is that it is optimized for live face capture, and you need to set it up in a certain way before using it. you'll still technically have the OG shape keys, but they'll be useless unless you'll set them up with softwares like "Blend shape clip editor" or "unity"
In theory, you could. But I believe there is a different process for that. Just look for tutorial on creating custom blendshapes in blender, and after you'll save them as shapekeys, the process should be the same :)
Hi! I ran into a problem. I did everything according to the instructions - when I upload a ready-made model to VSeeFace, for example, I get an error that the model should be in Pose Freeze at the first export. I do not know how to fix it.
I've never seen any message like this before, so I'm not entirely sure what the problem is yet. This is why I want to know if there were parts that you did differently that might have gone wrong
@@PULPANIME Yes, I did everything as in your tutorial)) I even tried to do it through unity. If I export the model to unity, then I see an error -Can't generate normals for blendshape "on mesh ", mesh has no smoothing groups - but if I export VRM0 to unity and set a POSE when exporting, the error is not displayed in VseeFace - but ShapeKeys stop working
@user-12dfdr I think the problem might be with unity. I had some troubles making vrm models with it in the past, too. Do you load your model to unity when it is still in fbx format or vrm? Because I only successfully edited my models in unity after it was already in the vrm format.
@@PULPANIME I tried both fbx and vrm, still always getting the error “Can't generate normals for blendshape ''on mesh'', mesh has no smoothing groups.” This is very strange, I was looking for a solution to the problem and saw that someone had the same problem, but there is no solution anywhere.
Haha, I know the feeling. I worked on converting a model with Unity for hours only for the bones to come up deformed and unusable. It can absolutely work for making Vtuber models! This is the main use of the VRM file format. I am the weird one for using it for animation😅
@S0LIXUS yeah, I was wondering about it too! It could have been a great software overall, but instead, the developer just made different softwares that do very specific tasks. Oh well... as long as it works, it doesn't matter to me that much
@spypatrick784 I don't see a reason why it shouldn't work. I think it might be easier to work with an obj file because some blend files can be set to specifically work in blender and might break completely when you'll try to convert them. (From my experience, blend files were always more difficult to convert)
@gorsakulth4792 haha, I know the feeling. The same thing has happened to me with Unreal engine once. It seems like nobody is talking about it, but you really don't have to use Unity to convert VRMs. In fact, I have come up with a method to convert models to vrm only using Blender. Don't worry, I'll make a tutorial about it too ;)
Quick update : I've just discovered that DSSC works way better if you'll export your model in a T pose from mixamo. just type T in the search bar in mixamo and export your model in that pose instead of the A pose that mixamo usually chose for you :)
Hello i want to buy 3D model that is VRC and VRM beta version.But i don’t know what is beta version of VRM 😭 LOVE THE MODEL and i really wanna buy it
I've never heard of a VRM beta before. But I know of Vroid beta. I think vroid beta models should be fine. And if not, you can just downgrade to the beta version of vroid just to edit it
Wonderful! I simply can't wait! Also really Looking forward to the Final member of Team RELM!
Thank you! Hopefully, the last trailer will be ready by the end of April. In the meantime, I'm gonna release another tutorial that I've been working on, just to give you and everyone else something to watch while you're waiting ;)
@@PULPANIME Hi PULPANIME? Just to clarify how do we help to fund you and your animations?
Hey. First of all, I really want to thank you for all of the support that you are already giving me!
For a long time now, your kind comments really helped me to keep going and motivated me to create more videos for everyone. I really appreciate it!
I also want to let you know that I'm considering opening a "Buy me a coffee" page. this way I'll also be able to add the option to become a channel member, and receive early access to videos, credit at the end of the videos and maybe exclusive posts and updates.
Do you think this is something you and other people would be interested in?
I'm still not 100% sure about it yet, so I'll be really glad to hear what you think@@shawnwarrynn8609
@@PULPANIME What about a patreon?
I'm considering it :)@@ChroniclerV
This helped A LOT
No more confusing coding with Unity thank you so much.
You're welcome! I found it really annoying that everyone on youtube makes it seem like the only way to contact models to VRM is with unity, but it really doesn't have to be the case. By the way, today, I actually have an even better method to do the entire conversion inside Blender. Don't worry, I'll make a tutorial about it too very soon ;)
@@PULPANIME I'll look forward to it
Trying to make some good FNAF Vtuber models for my series
@@PULPANIME Definitely interested in seeing this other blender only method!
Wow this is a great video explaining the complex workflow, thanks for sharing
@@4DSmith Thank you. I'm glad to hear you've found it helpful :)
I saw how professional you edit your videos but i see only 1,6k subs. New sub, you deserve more!
Thanks. I really appreciate you saying that!
Hi everyone. If you're having problems with your model, you should try loading it inside "VRM Texture Replacer" even if it already has the right textures, and export it as a new VRM file. I don't know why, but for some reason "VRM Texture Replacer" just fix a lot of problems and create a more "healthy" versions of your VRM files. This is also why I chose to fix the textures of my model first in the tutorial ;)
Hi everyone. I hope you've enjoyed the video. As always, if you have any questions, you are more than welcome to ask me in the comments :)
Okay, I've informed many people in the Fate and RWBY Fandom about Team RELM. I really hope I've convinced many to help fund you. Of course, you definitely have my support and funding.
Thank you so much! I'm seriously considering opening a Patreon, and it's really good to hear that people are interested!
By the way, I just downloaded most of the episodes of Fate stay night, and when Ill have some free time I really want to start getting into it ;)@@ChroniclerV
@@PULPANIME Excellent. You might also want to read the 2006 Manga.
Also, there is this interesting Fanfic called Fate/Revenant Sword which can help with the matter of having Saber stay in the present with Shirou.
@shawnwarrynn8609 cool. I think I'll check it out as well. I'm currently planning to watch stay night and Fate zero. Do you think it's worth watching "grand order" too?
@@PULPANIME Oh, if you're interested I strongly recommend, Lord El Melloi Case Files.
When I import the .FBX model into the program it appears white and moves with the W, A, S, D keys. When I click on convert FBX to VRM it doesn't show anything, it only opens a file explorer but doesn't show anything.
@@GoKuMoDz_VTuber oh yeah. Don't worry about it. All of those things can be fixed pretty easily. the white texture problem is pretty common, and I'm showing how to fix it later in the video. Before pressing on the conversation button, make sure that your character is walking and not just stuck in a T pose while you press the W,A,S,D keys. And the last part is to look for the VRM file that DSSC has created when it's opening the file explorer after converting. The file name sometimes can be pretty random so don't look for the same name as your fbx model. Just focus on finding a file that ends with VRM. I hope that helps :)
I really like you man you're one of the fest and I'm not jocking I don't now why I didn't find you sooner
hello! im using this method to make a vtuber model and I have a reoccurring issue happening with the eyes. In blender and as an fbx file, both eyes are there and just fine. However, whenever I upload it to dssc, specifically the left eye of the model just disappears?? I also loaded it in the vrm texture replacement and the eyes also just vanish there as well
I tried deleting the eye bones, shapekeys, and merging the eyes with the head but nothing seems to fix this issue. I followed all of the steps including mixamo and the only thing I did different was adding an eye rig
That's interesting. it sounds like the eye rig is messing up your export for some reason. If I were you I would just save the eye shape keys (Locking up/down/left/right) like I showed with the mouth movements, and then you'll be able to control the eye movements normally in most VRM softwares. that's usually how Vtuber models are working so i think it's best to imitate what's already working. I recently added eye movements to a model that I created this way, and it worked perfectly :)
This video is very useful I planned to download some models thank you very much but now I think you can learn animation in blender and mix it with other programs
Thanks. I'm glad to hear it was helpful! For now, I still don't know how to do stuff in Blender in a way that would be worth it for me to switch from the that I'm currently using to make my animations. But let's see... In my next series after RELM I probably probably won't be using Vroid models anymore, and who knows... I might not use the same programs for animating. There is always new stuff to learn and a lot of ways to improve. I am very excited to keep creating and learning. I hope you feel the same:)
@@PULPANIME Keep going man you get better after every episode I’m sure no matter in what program you will be animating the result will be great 👍
@lazyreaper2486 Thanks, man. I really appreciate it
@lazyreaper2486 I can't wait to see more of your stuff too :)
@@PULPANIME Thank you man I will try to do my best
Wow ! A texture replacer :D
Amazing.
(Now I only need to find way to properly convert vrm to pmx without stupid blender and those terribad standalone converters.)
Texture replacer is so useful! I thought this was the vrm editing software that I'm using the most out of everything I showed in the video.
Oh, and pmx is such a pain to deal with... I was considering working with mmd for a while, but working with pmx files was kind of the deal braker for me 😅
I prefer pmx to vrm cause I worked with em for a long time.
But vrm is a good transfer format.
Pmx has way more software for it (mostly on bowlroll).
Vrm is probably newer tho
(And pmx is deprecated since 2018 iirc)
Still good.
I tried the mixamo -> vrm with a 2b kimono dlc fbx from the switch version
Vrm texture replacer doesnt even open it lol
(Thank god it opens my vroid models)
PS:
Blenders plugins requiring specific versions is such a pain🥲
@@repeekyraidcero Oh man, I sometimes wish I was already used to working with pmx files. I think I've reached a point where I can't even bring myself to start exploring it.
And yeah, Blender plugins can be annoying with the specific version requirements. but still, It is quite useful. and it's free, so I suppose I can't criticize them that much 😅
@@PULPANIME
Actually, pmxe editor is really good.
I sometimes wish vrm had that kind of tool.
Fixing vrms is far harder for me lol.
@@alceasgamingbouquet Yeah. I can relate. but I've actually gout much better at editing VRMs in blender, and it's so amazing! apparently you don't really need Unity at all. I'll make a tutorial about it in the near future :)
I can’t wait to watch your tutorial
Thanks! I hope you'll find it helpful :)
How do I get my model to come out with textures in dssc? :( I load it but it comes out blank, it's weird
Yeah... For some reason DSSC is dropping the textures when it converts your model's materials. I'm showing how to fix it later in the video with "VRM texture replacer" :)
Oh the XPS plugin doesn't work on Blender 4.x yet?
The Dan Sing Sing converter can be a hit or miss, when it comes to converting MMD models to VRM. It either works flawlessly, or the resulting model will have various bugs.( like skin weights not working). The FBX conversion seems to work properly though.
Because of that, I usually use the VRM Plugin for blender instead.( which is compatible with 4.0; haven't tried on 4.1 though) Especially if you are already using blender to export the model to fbx, you can just export to vrm directly. The vrm plugin allows you to check for errors as well before you export.
Yeah, unfortunately, the XPS plugin doesn't work with the newer versions of Blender. I also noticed that most of the time, the PMX convention doesn't work in DSSC. This is why I'm going with the FBX method instead. I also have the vrm plugin in Blender, but I always had problems exporting stuff from there. I'm probably doing something wrong, but I have no idea what. Hopefully, I'll learn to work with it better because I think it could be a lot better and way faster if I'll be able to make it work
I actually tried your method of exporting VRM directly from Blender, and it worked amazing! I had to install Unity and fix some issues, but it worked so well, that I think I'm gonna start using this method regularly! thanks for giving me this advice. it was more helpful to me than you think!
@@PULPANIME hey glad it helped you.
Can you show us how to convert existing obj files and rig them? I'm not downloading an XPS after I made my own model which was hard work
The same technique of exporting your model to Mixamo and converting the Mixamo rig to VRM will work on obj models too. I've basically modeled a nevermore model for episodes 2 of RELM and converted it to VRM using exactly the same method. You will have to create the blendshapes from scratch. But other than that, you can follow the tutorial and you'll be good to go ;)
I can't get DSS to export. It just opens a file explorer.
Are you referring to DSSC? if you do, then I get it. the way it's exporting is super weird. after exporting it should open the DSSC data folder, and you should be able to find your VRM file in there. It might be under a different name, so just look for a file that ends with "___.vrm" and it should be your exported model. I hope that helps :)
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wow great tutorial! Would you have any tips for animating creatures that walk around like say a dog... beast... Dragon? LOL
@DankyDX Thank you! Unfortunately, vrm avatars are humanoid in nature, so it is a bit difficult.
I've decided to rig the wolf grimm as a humanoid and made it walk on four by using the crawling animation from mixamo in my rwby trailers.
But if you really need to rig a none humanoid character, I think that "meshy AI" might be the easiest way to do it. You won't be able to transfer it to software like vrmpd, but you can actually import it as an animated glb file into dss, or alternatively, just animate it in Blender. I haven't tried it yet, but I think that's how I would go about it. I hope that helps :)
@DankyDX but yeah, you can totally rig "beast" characters using the method that I showed in this video. I literally did it with my grimm models and even with a dragon and a wyvern. I did have to adjust them a little bit to make them a little bit more "humanoid," but it is technically possible. You can sort of "cheat" mixamo to rig all sort of characters even if they are not 100% compatible
@@PULPANIME Oh wow that is actually some real solid advice thank you!
@@DankyBoyVR you're welcome :)
Hi I was wondering for the DSSC method, if you converted a pmx that already has blendshape into a vrm would I be able to access the blendshape in vrmposing or would be needing blender for this even if the pmx already has blendshape?
If you already have the blendshapes, then they will work in some software like VRM Posing desktovp right away, but not like a normal Vtuber model would. You will still need to set the key expressions in "blendshape clip editor" like I'm showing in the ending of the video. So yeah, you can totally just use DSSC if the conversation was successful. I would just recommend adding this simple extra stage of setting the expressions, and then it should work in most vrm softwares. I hope that helps :)
@@PULPANIMEgreat thanks! Also I was wondering if there’s a possibility that a converted model may not work in the mobile version of vrmposing but works on the desktop version
@owsl2468 Hahaha, I honestly didn't know there is a mobile version. I really don't know. I think you should give it a try. I don't see a reason why it shouldn't work
@@PULPANIME
I don't get why they need to be reset tbh.
If I go vrm2pmx the blendshaps etc just work.
But the other way around not ?
pmx is the older format. Kind of strange that that it won't work that way.
If I have to reenable them or remake them after going to vrm whats is the point ? *sob*
@@alceasgamingbouquet The thing is, that the Blend shapes WILL work. but, only as simple shape keys. the thing about VRM is that it is optimized for live face capture, and you need to set it up in a certain way before using it. you'll still technically have the OG shape keys, but they'll be useless unless you'll set them up with softwares like "Blend shape clip editor" or "unity"
Can u add expressions through this process?
In theory, you could. But I believe there is a different process for that. Just look for tutorial on creating custom blendshapes in blender, and after you'll save them as shapekeys, the process should be the same :)
Hi! I ran into a problem. I did everything according to the instructions - when I upload a ready-made model to VSeeFace, for example, I get an error that the model should be in Pose Freeze at the first export. I do not know how to fix it.
Did you do all of the stages of the tutorial? (Mixamo, dssc, texture replacer...)
I've never seen any message like this before, so I'm not entirely sure what the problem is yet. This is why I want to know if there were parts that you did differently that might have gone wrong
@@PULPANIME Yes, I did everything as in your tutorial)) I even tried to do it through unity. If I export the model to unity, then I see an error -Can't generate normals for blendshape "on mesh ", mesh has no smoothing groups - but if I export VRM0 to unity and set a POSE when exporting, the error is not displayed in VseeFace - but ShapeKeys stop working
@user-12dfdr I think the problem might be with unity. I had some troubles making vrm models with it in the past, too. Do you load your model to unity when it is still in fbx format or vrm? Because I only successfully edited my models in unity after it was already in the vrm format.
@@PULPANIME I tried both fbx and vrm, still always getting the error “Can't generate normals for blendshape ''on mesh'', mesh has no smoothing groups.” This is very strange, I was looking for a solution to the problem and saw that someone had the same problem, but there is no solution anywhere.
Hey there, will this work for making vtuber models? Ive been trying to do it with unity but it kinda broke soooo..
Haha, I know the feeling. I worked on converting a model with Unity for hours only for the bones to come up deformed and unusable.
It can absolutely work for making Vtuber models! This is the main use of the VRM file format. I am the weird one for using it for animation😅
@@PULPANIME Great! I watched the video carefully and i think it has everything i need, thanks!
@@CodenTheSynth You're welcome! Let me know if you need any help :)
why didn't the developer just make them into 1 project instead of 3 separate apps .. kinda silly.
@S0LIXUS yeah, I was wondering about it too! It could have been a great software overall, but instead, the developer just made different softwares that do very specific tasks. Oh well... as long as it works, it doesn't matter to me that much
if i have a blend file or .obj will it work ?
@spypatrick784 I don't see a reason why it shouldn't work. I think it might be easier to work with an obj file because some blend files can be set to specifically work in blender and might break completely when you'll try to convert them. (From my experience, blend files were always more difficult to convert)
@PULPANIME oh ok thank
@@spypatrick784 You're welcome :)
@@PULPANIME hey i would like to know is there a place where i could find model that already can be use on it ?
@@spypatrick784 I'm not sure I understand your question...
brilliant, thanks
But I am still withing more then anyone
Thank god my awful wifi cant even download unity
@gorsakulth4792 haha, I know the feeling. The same thing has happened to me with Unreal engine once. It seems like nobody is talking about it, but you really don't have to use Unity to convert VRMs. In fact, I have come up with a method to convert models to vrm only using Blender. Don't worry, I'll make a tutorial about it too ;)
@@PULPANIME thank you very much for the solution :D
And remember I'm not jocking🧐🧐🧐🧐🧐🧐🧐🧐🧐🧐🧐
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