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MIXAMO Characters have different orientation matrixes

New Here ,
Jan 13, 2021 Jan 13, 2021

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Dear all,

I have downloaded various characters (in DAE format), and uploaded them in Xcode Scene Editor.

There I noticed that the same nodes (e.g. mixamorig_Spine.Spine1.Spine2.RightShoulder.RightArm) have different orientation matrices.

 

LucaToldo_1-1610557492831.png   LucaToldo_0-1610557478924.png    LucaToldo_2-1610557669788.png   LucaToldo_3-1610557910776.png

I checked the source code of the DAE files and indeed that is the case.

Hereafter the matrix of the mixamorig_Spine.Spine1.Spine2.RightShoulder.RightArm from different models:

"remy"

<matrix>

0.1834024  -0.9826105    0.02854819 -26.33229

0.9736248  0.185579        0.1326078        0.6125793

-0.1356041 0.003474758 0.9907227 -5.423017

0                  0                    0                  1

</matrix>


"Ch03"

<matrix>
0.9999421         0.001320216     0.001632611    0

0.0008238596   0.4684616        -0.8834209        7.189678

-0.001931228    0.8834205        0.4684594         0

0                         0                       0                        1

</matrix>

 

This makes automatic replacement of models practically impossible and it is a shame since in my app I have movements defined as specific rotations of specific nodes in specific directions, and that of course can only work if the orientation matrices use the same orientation.

 

Can please anyone advice on how to proceed so that all models are aligned in the same way as for "remy" ?

Looking forward your advice.

 

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LEGEND ,
Jan 13, 2021 Jan 13, 2021

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original pose is whatever you uploaded it to Mixamo as with A pose being the most common but T pose being correct for the work flow you need.

 

how to fix this? = remove the bones and reupload the models in the same pose you need as a baseline i.e, all in T pose or whatever it is you think works best

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New Here ,
Jan 14, 2021 Jan 14, 2021

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Thankyou, but I have not uploaded those models in Mixamo. I am only downloading them, in T-pose.

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LEGEND ,
Jan 15, 2021 Jan 15, 2021

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let me rephrase, Mixamo remembers the pose models are uploaded in... even if you didn't do it, someone else did and they didn't use the same pose each time

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Jan 21, 2021 Jan 21, 2021

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Thankyou, i only downloaded the T-Pose .

The T-Pose are not aligned in the same way unfortunately, and this makes replacing one model with another practicall impossible, that is a pitty.

I have not yet tried out the "remove bones" and upload again, will try that out and hopefully the mixamo newly generated models will have the same alignment.

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