Difference between revisions of "Content Dev:IC Avatar Collision Shapes"

Revision as of 22:14, 17 August 2020

The number of Collision Shapes in the whole body of each character cannot exceed 16 (there is an upper limit for calculating collisions).
Do not use Box for Collision Shape when Create New.
Try not to circle the Collision Shape beyond the scope of the Mesh, especially the head.
Collision Shape from the upper edge of the chest to the shoulders, placed in the area of the neck.
The limbs try to use the widest area of the Mesh as the diameter of the Collision Shape, especially the thighs.
The Collision Shape of the torso must be coherent, without gaps.
Be sure to weigh the ass and chest to avoid side leakage.
Recommendation: Try to use Capsule shape for the chest to prop up the sloped area between the clavicle to chest.

The collision shapes below are all capsules:

Parts	Areas	Quantity	Direction
A	Head	x1	Y-axis
B	Neck	x1	Y-axis
	Shoulder to Chest	x1	Z-axis
	Chest	x2	Y-axis
C	Lower Chest	x1	Z-axis
D	Limbs	x8	Y-axis
E	Waist to the buttocks	x2	Y-axis

We recommend you download the CC3+ Neutral ini file to start off the adjustment process.

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 *The Collision Shape of the torso must be coherent, without gaps.
 *Be sure to weigh the ass and chest to avoid side leakage.
-*Recommendation: Try to use Capsule shape for the chest to prop up the slope for the area between the clavicle to chest.
+*Recommendation: Try to use Capsule shape for the chest to prop up the sloped area between the clavicle to chest.
 == CC3+ Basic Collision Shape Structure ==