Hello and Thanks, You don't have to credit me if you don't want to, but if you do, you could use Master Puppet. I do have an Idea for another Pack, but that probably won't be out any time soon.
You'd have to have Unity installed to unpack a Unitypackage, with Unity installed have a Project open and double click on the package and it should import the files to Unity. I don't know if there's Unitypackage converter for Cinema4d, I've heard there's one for Godot, but I don't know much more than that.
Yes, you would have to purchase the pack to access the FBX files, I don't know anything about Cinema4d, so I don't know how well this pack will work, as it's intended for Unity and Exported from Unity, and I don't know how the FBX files will be read in Cinema4d. I made the FBX files mostly for people that use Unreal Engine, and from what I heard from people that tried it, some got it to work, while others haven't.
I don't use Unreal Engine, but it seems some people get it to work while others don't, so I'm not really sure, but that's what the FBX and FBX Alt files are intended to be for.
If that's the case you probably have to check the settings of your models as that can effect the animations, if that doesn't work you might have to do some searching online for a fix, because usually ticking the Foot IK box fixes these types of issues.
Ok, if you're using Unity I recommend the Unity Asset pack instead of the FBX files as the pack was built for Unity and hopefully that should fix the jittering. On a side note, sometimes FBX Animations in general takes some tinkering in Unity to get them to act right.
As of right now, the Bones are not read as an Armature, but as Empty objects. However, I have found a method that allows them to be read as an Armature in Blender, but I haven't released it yet.
The animation does have FK bones, but No IK, but the problem is It's not an Armature. If you're using Unity then just use the package and Not the FBX Files.
Thank you for that explanation, I didn't notice Blender wasn't reading the bones as an Armature, I hope I can fix this problem, but it might just be the way the animations get exported, so I can't promise that I can.
I appreciate the offer, but I don't have plans to do that right now, did you check the skeleton hierarchy of your model, because what the error is telling me is it's having a problem with the rig compatibility and has nothing to do with whether or not there's a mesh.
As mentioned before, I don't use Unreal so most of my knowledge on Unreal is second hand, but this is all I can give you regarding that error, I hope this can help you fix it:
I didn't include models because the models used are not mine. Are you sure you can't retarget the animation to another model in Unreal? I can't really test it in Unreal as I don't use it, but from what I've seen and heard online you can retarget an FBX animation Rig to another model in Unreal using a T-pose.
Unfortunately, I don't use Unreal, but if you just need a Tpose I can add that for you, the animations were exported from Unity, so I don't know if I could give you a source file, but other than the Tpose, I don't know how much help I'll be with Unreal as I don't know much on how the Animation System works, but feel free to ask me if you think I might be able to help.
