Hi, I learned from lecture 54 course Rigging Humanoid 3D Characters that before export to Unity I should make angle correction x -90 apply rotation then rotate back to x 90 in the model. What about animation and texture? Do I need to make angle correction before I do animation and texture or I make angle correction after I finish making animation and texture?
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Hi Elvacil,
I think we need to ask Mikey on this one as its something i have yet to do myself and i dont want to say something that may be wrong later.
@Michael_Bridges
This is something that i will be visiting at some point soon as i need non humanoid type characters for my RPG!
One of the things I recall about this lesson is that Michael didn’t do anything special for importing the animations from what they were before the change to the Rotation. So, as long as the Armature and Object have the same rotation, it shouldn’t matter how you orient them afterword. In fact, you could even skip rotating them back so long as you are prepared to work with Blender with the Y-axis as up (that means doing a lot of conversions in your head).
As for the textures, as long as you aren’t using procedurals you shouldn’t have to worry. If you are using them, you’ll have to bake them out anyways before you can import them into Unity so it’s no big deal. The orientation of the model doesn’t matter when using a UV Map to map your textures.
With these things in mind, I would suggest the following:
but that’s just me and I really really really don’t like doing animation work
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