Bindpose Cause of skinning problems from Maya to Unity Game Engine
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Delete multiple bindpose nodes and re-create a single one in Autodesk Maya, with a single small line of code. This technique is extremely easy to apply. No need for professional coding skills, just a simple understanding of nodes and general stuff in Maya.
Plenty of times, the reason my 3D models haven’t behaved the way I was expected when I imported them into the Unity game engine, for animation-skinning purposes, guest what! It was always the multiple bindpose nodes from Maya, that was prevented it to behave correctly.