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Motion2MixamoRig v0.1.7
Motion2MixamoRig transfers human motion from a monocular video—or a pose from a still image—onto an Adobe Mixamo-rigged 3D character.
This release adds support for Mixamo characters that were edited and re-exported in Cinema 4D.
Highlights
- Cinema 4D-exported Mixamo FBX support: use a character you opened and re-exported in Cinema 4D directly as the Mixamo rig, in the Blender add-on or with
--rig. Details:docs/c4d-fbx-support.md. - Fixed characters falling apart in the GLB: each mesh piece now keeps its own skin bind matrices.
Both were contributed by @yng47 in #8. Thank you!
- User guide in 18 languages, matching the README.
What you will notice
- In Blender the character now imports as one mesh object per piece (Y Bot:
skinned_mesh_0_Alpha_Surfaceandskinned_mesh_1_Alpha_Joints) instead of a singleskinned_mesh. The armature is still namedmixamo, and the animation is unchanged. - Original Mixamo characters produce the same motion as v0.1.6.
Install the Blender add-on
- Download
motion2mixamorig-0.1.7-macos-arm64.zipfrom the assets below (do not unzip it). This release has a macOS (Apple Silicon) build only. - In Blender 4.2+: Edit → Preferences → Get Extensions → ∨ → Install from Disk…
- Follow the User Guide.
Updating from v0.1.6: remove the old add-on, quit Blender, install this zip, then click Update Runtime (the C4D support lives in the runtime code, so this step is required). Downloaded models are kept.
Important notes
- Tested on macOS (Apple Silicon) only. Windows and Linux are untested.
- Input currently supports one clearly visible, full-body person.
- The SMPL-X body model and Mixamo character must be obtained separately under their respective licenses.
- Non-commercial use only, because of upstream model licenses (see
NOTICE.md).
Full changelog: v0.1.6...v0.1.7
Motion2MixamoRig v0.1.6
Motion2MixamoRig transfers human motion from a monocular video—or a pose from a still image—onto an Adobe Mixamo-rigged 3D character.
This release makes the Blender add-on usable without a terminal.
This plugin has only been tested on macOS so far and hasn't been tested on Windows yet.