Make a Character in Blender For UE4 & Unity - Part 10 - Importing Textures
This series will show you how to model, UV, texture and rig a character in Blender for use in UE4 & Unity.
Complete Playlist: http://bit.ly/blenderToUE4Unity_Playlist
It will also show you how to create morph targets and export a skeletal character model with morph target & bone animation (separate & combined) from Blender to Unreal Engine 4 and Unity.
NOTE* - This character creation process in Blender results in models & animations that can be used in both UE4 and Unity interchangeably without any modification.
This was one of the main goals of this series. Build your character once and import it into both engines with no trouble (hopefully).
This series attempts to be comprehensive starting from the complete basics of scene setup and concludes with a in-engine character ready to be programmed in both UE4 and Unity.
---Download Finished Project Files:---
Download the finished project, WITHOUT game engine files (8 MB):
https://bit.ly/BlenderToUE4UnityFinis...
Download the finished project, WITH game engine files (~700 MB):
https://bit.ly/BlenderToUE4UnityFinis...
---Useful Links:---
Vernocchi's Blender 2.77 FBX Exporter Fix
--removes the extra root bone that can cause issues on export
--click the Dropbox link on the post to download it,
--see video Part 6 of this series to see how to install it
https://forums.unrealengine.com/showt...
Check out Vernocchi's game:
http://empiresapart.net/
Rigify Fix for Unity (by d4n1lk0)
--binds deformation to *ORG bones, making it possible to use the 'Humanoid' setting for the character in Unity
• Blender Rigify into Unity Mecanim
---Tutorial Series Outline:---
0. Setup Project
1. Model Character
2. Model Hands
2. UV Unwrap
3. Texture
4. Rig Character + Fix Issues
5. Create Morph Targets (also know as blend shapes in Blender)
6. Create animation with bone animation + morph target animation combined and bring it into UE4/Unity)
7. Create independent morph target animation & bone animation
8. Combine the morph/bone animations in engine. This allows for the body movement & facial animation to be controlled separately.
---Tutorial Compatibility Information:---
Note* - If you are using different versions of the software listed below, I can't promise this tutorial will work.
Blender 2.77 or 2.77a is required for tutorial to work. Blender 2.77b may also work but this is untested.
Blender : 2.77a (or 2.77) REQUIRED!
Unity : 5.3.6
UE4 : 4.12.5
OS : Windows 10
Thanks for watching and hope this tutorial series is helpful.