I have gone into Blender and found something weird, so I merged the vertices by distance, and it worked, but when I would export it to a GLB or gltf file, it would go back to 30000 verts when it was at an acceptable 61000 verts, but when I export as an FBX, it keeps the 61000 verts
Exporting with blenders source add-on gives me a vta file which is for face flexes I'm not sure if you can just use a gltf file without a vta file and still have face flexes
I use the latest version of Blender and Crowbar_2023-02-16_0.74. I have tried exporting as a GLTF file and then using the source add-on for Blender, I make sure flexes are ticked when exporting
My main problem is trying to set up face posing like I have it set up, but when I use a gltf file, the flex info gets removed, and trying to do flexes after causes the position of the flexes to be wrong, like instead of it being in the face, it's controlling the legs
not the same model and In game after I made it an edited the textures from alpha to transparent the transparent world but in the program it looked invisible
I had used some of the internet too because I didn't feel like testing it over and over until it was ok. I fixed the jitter with some angle constraints, I think it fixed anyway, and also got some toon lightwarptexture shaders on it too. The materials were a part of Blender's fault because when I put the model in Blender, it created a second set of materials that were auto-applied. I never go to the face posing to work, but that's ok
ya it is also known as flex. Also, do you know why my materials are messed up? They did work, but then I added weight paint in Blender to try to fix my character's tail from jitter, which didn't work
I did rename the bones, and just the left leg and spine have errors,s but still won't work, so I did it manually, and I noticed when going to turn off relative rotations the xyz are off, like one controls the y when it's supposed to be the x
