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Introducing a first of it's kind, the Morph Character Pack, from Morph 3D! Morph Character Packs have multiple outfits, accessories and (of course) morphs that allow for designing custom characters for your games. In other words, this one pack has hundreds of possible iterations to allow for effortless diversity and personalization. Features Include:. Custom Character Creation GUI.

44 Head and Body Morphs. 3 Fully Setup Prefabs. 12k, 9k, 7.5k Base Mesh Poly Counts. 8192 x 8192 Texture Maps. PBR Materials and Textures. 4 Swappable Hairs.

4 Swappable Outfits. 5 Swappable Weapons.

Fully Rigged and Setup for Mecanim Learn more at: A Note From the Devs: A big thanks to the many who have already downloaded the pack and given us feedback. Thus far, there have been a lot of questions about what exactly this pack is, how to use it but mostly about where we might be going with next with new packs, future updates, and new versions. So, download the pack, give it a try, make as unique of a character as you can with it and let us know how it went or even how you wished it would have went. An intro video in case you don't have time to download and play around with the pack.

First, thank you for the free pack! I'm looking forward to the next pack. As others have said, I'm curious about how to add my own custom art to the models, and I'm curious about the business model for Morph 3D. There may be a few bugs with the hair in this pack (v1.02b). Sometimes the Medium hair would render oddly for me (in addition to an alpha problem) under both deferred + linear and forward + gamma (U5.1), and the Bob hair has dark streaks in back under forward + gamma that are not present in deferred + linear.

Also, can you clarify the rights issue on the DAZ art? My assumption is that since you included it in the pack it is fine for us to use in our commercial games.

Click to expand.This was a question I presented to them in my first email because I was confused about their response in one of the reviews. I was told these are different from getting models on DAZ and they use the standard Unity Asset Store license. I was confused about the DAZ game license since these appear to be based off of Genesis/Genesis 2 originally. But I was told that the DAZ license doesn't apply with the Morph3D content.

I think a lot of the community is anxious to hear more about the business model, any kind of planned roadmap for future packs, plans for user generated content/support for third party content developers, ability to extend the toolset with custom code (similar to how UMA opened up ability to create tools like UMAzing, UMA Elements, and other implementation/integration tools), and support for MMO type character systems with interchangeable clothing options. Also, someone who played around with the pack indicated that it doesn't have the level of morphing options that are presently available with UMA. Do you guys plan to extend morphing abilities further than what you have now? If so, any type of timeline? With UMA we can also apply decals for things like tattoos, scars, dirt and grime, blood, etc. I know a lot of these type of decal packs are available for DAZ.

Will they be available to use with Morph3D characters as well? What about wings, horns, tails, and other non-human type features?

I'm thinking things like lycanthorpes (werewolf/werecat/werebear) with tails, animal ears, and fur. Or faeries with wings.

Or satyrs with horns. Are these types of things also going to be available? Click to expand.First off - huge high five for offering another modular character creation tool for Unity. These tools/extensions really add value to this community and its a some what different approach than others have taken which is at the very least interesting. I second Whippets concern regarding content creation. If this eventually turns into a viable option for modular character creation - this artist hopes there is very little relation to any part of daz in this asset for Unity and no relation to daz regarding adding custom characters to this - as I find most daz content easily identifiable based off its odd 'daz' look.

These models do look nice - and it would be awesome if this was opened up for the community of artists to create additional characters - not using daz software. Click to expand.So, half of the reason we decided to release these packs (yes, more are queued for release) is to learn what's working, and what you all are looking for before we get too deep into our 'master plan'. Or, in other words, there is much more development going on aside from these character packs. So some specifics: -Have we thought about decals? Yes, we've got some cool ideas cooking to for our material/texture/shader system.What about jiggle, have we considered it? As a matter of fact, yes. Dynamics, to us, seem like one of the best ways to increase the quality of one's characters- rigid hair and outfits, just don't look good.

Here's hoping our efforts here are worth sharing someday soon.Non-Human features ie wings, horns, tails, etc- any support for that? In fact, the DAZ system has a solution for that and we're evaluating whether to emulate theirs or build a different one from scratch. Click to expand.Yeah, that's our belief too. Just look at DAZ, for that matter, the majority of the content produced for DAZ Studio is created from outside artists from all around the world. We are confident that we'll figure something out with Morph 3D that is as meaningful and successful as things are with the DAZ artist community.

Initially, you'll see a lot of ports from DAZ to Morph but it is so important for so many reasons that we open this up to outside artists. For one, I suspect, that the game dev community will demand different types of content and styles than is currently available at DAZ. We are working on giving ya'll something a bit more substantive in this regard, but please, bare with us. Yeah, that's our belief too. Just look at DAZ, for that matter, the majority of the content produced for DAZ Studio is created from outside artists from all around the world. We are confident that we'll figure something out with Morph 3D that is as meaningful and successful as things are with the DAZ artist community. Initially, you'll see a lot of ports from DAZ to Morph but it is so important for so many reasons that we open this up to outside artists.

For one, I suspect, that the game dev community will demand different types of content and styles than is currently available at DAZ. We are working on giving ya'll something a bit more substantive in this regard, but please, bare with us.

Click to expand.One problem with adding stuff from outside artists is that all the art must be contained within the same FBX or blend file. This is because Unity3D currently hides the blend shape data (for some unknown reason). This makes it impossible to merge models containing blend shapes together (you lose the blend shape data).

The models need to be contained within the same object I believe to share the same animation skeleton. You could merge meshes into an object with blend shapes, and still retain the blend shapes for the original mesh, but all other meshes you merge in would lose their blend shapes (so you couldn't stretch clothing to match the character). This makes it more complex for third party people to add stuff. You'd have to have some familiarity with Maya, Modo or Blender3D in order to merge the outside artist's stuff into the Morph3D model. Click to expand.I found this is fixed if you go to the 'Genesis2Female.ShapeLOD3' object under 'Genesis2Female' object, you can change the the 'Standard (Specular Setup)' rendering mode from 'Cutout' to 'Opaque'. Note that parts of the skin will show through some of the outfits. Using cutout mode does not improve performance over removing the polygons, but it does keep the skin from poking through.

I suppose if you want to keep using the cutout rending mode, you could duplicate the material per prefab. This way they will not impact each other. Looks very promising and I would really love to see this developing. Of course allowing artists to create custom content for it will be a must have.

Also about features and changeable clothing/accessoires or other parts I think it would be good to include enough different possibilities to allow for details. I think I don't need to name the standards but want to mention some things not always included in such systems but really improving them. Beware I have not yet taken a closer look at it yet so might be I mention something already possible/planned or whatever. Girdle - Cloak - Horn - Wing - Tail - Amulet - Earrings - Rings - Tattoos / Scars - Back/Side (imagine Backpack, Quiver or such the like.

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But why should a quiver for example always go for the back, maybe carried on Side, or a Sword on the back. Of course this can propably be added by everyone later too but maybe it's smart to have some fixed spot for such, being bit above a possible cloak for example) - Also in question would changeable Bodyparts, Eyes, Legs, arms, hands, feet. Thinking about if someone wants create some pirate hook or cyborg parts. Or use it to show wounded bodyparts.

Also question for me as a non programmer would be how easy it is to integrate. Maybe it's an optiona to see if it can be compatible with Playmaker as well. Great to see you guys setup a forum thread for this. I'm greatly enjoying the setup so far and can't wait to see more going on with it.

Definitely would like more medieval stuff. The one thing I do hope you guys keep in mind is performance. All of this is great stuff, but being lean, mean, and easy to use would help you get a leg up on the competition. The base you have here is a good start. Since you have a forum, I figure I'll show off a couple of screens from my game with your model. I made a few adjustments to one of the outfits and since the camera is far enough away it works. It also helps that this looks is pretty close to what I want the final to be.

Obviously missing gloves, belt, and a vest/chestpiece. Also, hair needs to be fixed since it clips through the head. Click to expand.Currently the code cuts out the parts of the skin that are underneath clothing. But it does this at the material level which is shared across instances of the prefab. This cutout method only prevents the skin from showing through the clothing though. This has no impact on performance because it still has the overhead from the polygons underneath the clothing. To improve performance, you'd need to delete or disable the obscured polygons (which does not happen).

If you're running on a good machine or device, then it's not a big deal. Click to expand.Spot on Centripetal, and that's one of the main reasons we've yet to 'unlock' our base character to artists to so that they can make content for it. We are at a cross roads, we are in the early development of our own blendshape system but knowing that Unity is addressing this issue makes us question whether this is a good use of our team's resources.

Currently, we are trying to see if we can gain any insight on Unity's timeline- if it's too far our we'll be forced to use our system, for better or worse. Click to expand.So, the Unite crew was filming the presentation and I expect it will be online at some point, but we've yet to anything posted. Let us know if you find it? In the meantime, a synopsis looked something like this: We gave you some back story on who we are and where we come from and showed a WIP of one of the tools that we are building for you all. Additionally, there was a fair amount of discussion on how we intend to build an artist community that is similar to what is seen at DAZ. Finally, we couldn't emphasis enough that we are intentionally introducing ourselves early, so that we can learn from the community the things we are doing right, where we can improve, and how we might move forward. Already, with just this one pack and thanks to everyone's feedback, we've been able to make a course correction or two.

So, cheers to you all, keep the feedback coming! At this point with waiting for more information, hopefully a video or more details about what was discussed at Unite, etc.

Feedback is going to be a bit limited. I think there may have been some questions that remain unanswered and I'm really curious to hear more about the tools you guys are putting together. I understand some of this may be dependent on answers from Unity about the other stuff you just responded about. But hopefully there will be more you can share just so we can start to develop a better feel of what is being worked on.

Currently the code cuts out the parts of the skin that are underneath clothing. But it does this at the material level which is shared across instances of the prefab.

This cutout method only prevents the skin from showing through the clothing though. This has no impact on performance because it still has the overhead from the polygons underneath the clothing. To improve performance, you'd need to delete or disable the obscured polygons (which does not happen). If you're running on a good machine or device, then it's not a big deal. Thanks for all the updates I've tried to glean everything known so far.

We can:-. Swap clothes during runtime, by turning GameObjects or Renderers on/off. Access a shop front where content creators can sell their new clothing/accessories. Create multiple LODs with a 'tool' and save the resultant fbx files for each LOD for each model. Have multiple overlays on the skin, like tattoos, grime, scars, skin-tight clothing.

Have jiggle or 'dynamics' on areas that matter (with a switch to turn it on/off as desired). Have optional rigged additions like tails, animal ears, horns, wings. Can we:-. Have multiple overlays on an item of clothing (ie grime, guild insignia).

Do facial movements for speaking, emotes, blinking, etc. And make new ones with relative ease. Start with base meshes that are a bit higher poly? Even if people aiming for use on todays desktops use the first LOD as their starting point, and people aiming for use on mobile use the third or fourth LOD as their starting point - it makes sense to start with higher poly models (look at SpeedTree with their Hero poly count). We want to be prepared for tomorrows technology from the outset. Have more morphs, and make new ones with relative ease. Have multiple layers of clothing, and be sure of their z-order when worn (ie vest, shirt, jumper, coat).

Spot on Centripetal, and that's one of the main reasons we've yet to 'unlock' our base character to artists to so that they can make content for it. We are at a cross roads, we are in the early development of our own blendshape system but knowing that Unity is addressing this issue makes us question whether this is a good use of our team's resources. Currently, we are trying to see if we can gain any insight on Unity's timeline- if it's too far our we'll be forced to use our system, for better or worse.

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