Open Discussion

[GeorgeS2019]

@Malcolmnixon

Although this is a test project, this is the FIRST the seriously integrate Ready Player Me to Godot advanced animations, linking Godot XR to vendor motion captures.

I think opening the discussion could direct the godot community here.

[GeorgeS2019]

@chrisl8

Here we will have people who are very up-to-date to the future of advanced 3D humanoid animation.

It would be great eventually we use Ready Player Me for Godot4 IK demo project

FYI: I have no commercial conflict of interest with RPM.

[Malcolmnixon]

Hopefully this will be operational again in a few days once the breaking SkeletonModifier3D changes have been resolved. I'm most of the way through getting a PR which restores functionality.

[Malcolmnixon]

Godot latest has merged the XRTracker fix for the SkeletonModifier3D changes. I've updated this project to work with those changes.

[GeorgeS2019]

@Malcolmnixon

I look through the codes commited.

Interesting re-designed of concepts

Looking forward to learn what have and what have yet to be implemented before 4.3 beta that enable all your demos so far.

[GeorgeS2019]

Need the latest godot commit.

From Malcolm: The XRBodyModifier3D is now only responsible for "posing" the skeleton. Movement has to be done with an XRNode3D parent of the avatar which targets the same body_tracker and just moves itself (and all children) to the correct location.

[GeorgeS2019]

Instead of Load_web, I pre-downloaded the business avatar and saved as .glb.

Then I use Load_File to load

The avatar is slightly distorted (when the XRAnimator VMC protocol turned on). Do u know reason?

How should the business avatar imported? Is there something I need to care?

#RpmLoader.load_web(%AvatarID.text, rpm_settings)
RpmLoader.load_file(%AvatarID.text, "res://BusinessMan/65fa409029044c117cbd3e3c.glb", rpm_settings)

[GeorgeS2019]

This is addressed. Go to ReadME, use the API to download correctly.