Or, would it be better to create some bones, rig it myself first, then just upload the bones to mixamo, reimport them, and retarget the bones? I’ve worked with half a dozen or so rigs, but haven’t created skeleton from scratch, so wary that might take more time than I’ve got. I know how to retarget bones, but not exactly sure how that would work in this case since there are no bones, and I have single objects that are being retargeted to entire chains of bones. What’s the shortest path here? Can I just ignore all the textures for now, drop a massive poly reduction on the whole thing, export as obj, reimport the animated version, and retarget? Since I can’t upload the character as is, but want it to render as is, I’m trying to work out the best way to upload the exact geometry to mixamo in a format it can handle, then retarget and retexture as quickly and easily as possible. The arms and legs are single meshes, so no separae objects for hand, fingers, etc. I was planning on using the auto-rigger in Mixamo. The character at the moment is unrigged and has no bones. Ultimately, I’m trying to apply the animations to a character that has a higher poly count (900k as opposed to their limit somewhere around 200k), and a number of tattoos, uv’s for the face, etc which increase the file size… and are problematic in their own right with Mixamo. One or two are missing, and if you happen to know any others that are either not complete or not here at all, then please feel free to let me know and I’ll add them.I’ve read up as much as I can on Mixamo issues, and it seems there are now file size and poly count limits on the uploads among other limitations. If you are using Cinema 4D on Mac then most often you simply replace Ctrl with Cmd. You can either use the search bar on the right or click the headers to jump straight to the relevant section. Here you will find all of the most important Cinema 4D shortcut keys listed out nice and neatly and best of all its really easy to search through.
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