me when

@ I mean this is 5 month old video can’t really blame 😭

@ i think i started sculpting last year (it's funny cuz i don't like sculpting so all of my learning was from goofing around, it was for a commission tho) although i prefer to poly model stuff like this, more stylized, more fun imo, and versatile, normal maps are overrated

might be because the rig isn't entirely weight painted, make sure everything has weight paint data, even things that could just be parented still needs weight painting

@@mykaiju hmmm perhaps, will try that later :)

@ Messed with the weights and it seems to have not worked and I am still unsure as to why some of the bones keep dissapearing mostly the arm bones it somehow seems to be moreso the rig than anything else because if i take a mesh out of the model it goes back to normal...

Update: i found the arm bones they for some reason went into the arm part... not too sure why

​@ oooh wait, if the bones are dissapearing but SOME DO appear in the rig, makes sure all objects in the rig (mesh) have a DIFFERENT NAME than the bones, so make sure there isn't a Neck1 bone and a Neck1 object, call it Neck1_Mesh, something to distinct it from the bone and it should fix the disappearing issue iirc

blender to roblox apparently yes, blender's default scale is like massive in roblox for some reason

@mykaiju so its normal for the skeleton to be way big and the ref to be normal size

@ if you're bringing any asset form blender to roblox (specifically blender to roblox) with blender's default scale, everything will be massive in roblox even if you didn't intend it to be with your reference

@mykaiju yea but the skeleton itself is way big. Bigger than the model thats supersized

too much money... and i prefer the old roblox material style for my personal stuff, maybe it's just me (i'm lazy). i do use quixel mixer for some commissions but rarely for personal models unless i'm messing around with specific stuff

@ oh, i just use a substance painter crack

the motor6d are supposed to be like that because, it's complicated iirc, but motor6ds work in tangent to the root part and its bones, as for the random rotations, it may be because the objects were not rigged with weight paint, try weighting those objects to the bones, make sure it's not just parenting but also weight painting

you can just rescale it in roblox if the size is all you care about, make sure correctly input in the new scale number in blender when importing the correct size

thats true and i forgot to mention that in the video, i generally always use recalculate outside but this is specifically for when the entire model is red, mainly cuz sometimes blender calculates things wrong and makes outside actually turn inside and that can really mess up a model if you didn't see it coming, happens to a lot of my low poly model (ik it's generally caused by a hole in the model or non-manifold but sometimes blender just acts weird). but yea you're right

Alright, thank you man i didnt know that 👍

try checking invert negative faces in the file geometry option when importing. if that does not work you can also try turning on double sided in the object's property to (usually for sure) take away the issue but might end up adding a bit of lag, make sure your object is 3d as well and not a plane (a hat might be red inside if it's just a 2d plane in the shape of a hat).

interesting, show me a gyazo screenshot of the model in blender and roblox and i'll see if i can help, check if theres any error in the 3D importer tab after importing the file, and if it helps, devforum.roblox.com/t/how-to-importfix-skinned-mesh-rigscustom-rigs-and-animations-from-blender-to-roblox/1628571 this was the dev forum post i look at for a lot of issues. IIRC tho when i first made skinned mesh rig with separate parts the rig went all over the place generally because of weight painting issues so make the rig has the proper weight paint on each segments

frrr, it's so conveluted sometimes, especially with the fact that everything has to be weight painted, granted roblox has advanced over the years, models, rigs, and animations are still very primitive (can't even export mesh from studio as something that isn't .obj) that being said to if you have any issues i'll try to help

@@mykaiju Ended up messing around for 2 hours changing values and it worked lol

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hn61qKRtit5rbNE rigged it in this video, granted it's sped up

uv map/material image texture

you need to texture paint in blender and it will just save to roblox or something

there are probably some objects in your model file that are empties (something with no verts or tris) go into object mode and box select your entire model (with anything visible, rig, models, ect.) , click shift+H then delete any object that are left behind, then reimport the model

thats actually so good thx, i tried it and it worked, only issue is it seems like importing the animation is bugged out because of the original like >0.2 scaling, i don't know how to fix this because when i reimport the animation at the small scaling number it still doesn't run properly, when reimporting the animation at a scale number of 1 (on the model where i reset the scale number) it looks better but still looks like theres issues as the model will start flying around everywhere. theres a plugin that changes animation scale in roblox that might be able to fix this but for now i'll follow the double model importing thing that i've been doing because i think it's simpler, if you know a fix for how to import animations after resetting the scale number in roblox tho do tell

try checking invert negative faces in the file geometry option when importing

@ thx i figured it out, when importing to roblox theres is a option to invert negatives, thx though ill sub

inorder to import from blender to roblox , go to file export as fbx ,save file as fbx , open rs import 3d select file confirm , inorder to import a rig from rs to blender , select file , right click in explorer , export selection as fbx , open blender , import as fbx and voila

im using the model from the drive

same here

i think u didnt do that tri to quads thing

the roblox bug maybe because you have an object with the same name as the bone (name every object separate from the bone, so if theres a neck bone and a neck object, call the object something else that isn't the same name like neck_part) as for the blender issue, it might be an issue with the weight paint, this dev forum post might help you devforum.roblox.com/t/imported-blender-avatar-and-rig-ends-up-blown-apart-in-pieces/2412977/22

try checking invert negative faces in the file geometry option when importing, if that still doesn't work and the model looks all blue in blender then it's some issue's i don't know about sorry

@@mykaiju thx

rig might be in the wrong position after importing if there are object transforms in blender iirc, you can apply the transforms of a mesh in object mode with Ctrl + A and reimport it, might fix it

the only external plugin used in this video was moon animation editor at the very end to pose the model in roblox but it could have also been done on the default roblox animator, other than that everything else in the tutorial is available on default roblox studios and Blender 3.6

How did you import the bones? I tried but it woukd just render withiut bones, and if i tried to put bones on my mesh it just wouldnt control it ​@@mykaiju

@@H_ELPSATURN to export bone mesh from blender to roblox, make sure to export on FBX with mesh and armature turned on

torso bone or part? if it's bone (and in blender) you may have weight painted the torso to the wrong bone, check the weight paint of the torso bone and the torso area and see if theres any paint around it

@@mykaiju i didnt use weight paint, i used a method which a single bone is fdgsjkfrej and so on yeah

@@mykaiju bone but i used rigedit lite and now i gotta animate in moon ig...

@@sigmaplant then your rig is probably a motor6d roblox rig, this tutorial is for mesh deformation rig importing sorry

@@mykaiju thats fine

try checking the invert negative faces option in the file geometry when importing

clicked Shift + C to reset the cursor, disconnecting the bone basically makes it so the bone's head isn't attached to a tail of another bone, thats how the neck joint could be in the middle of the hinge without the torso bone connecting all the way to it, it also allows the bone to be moved around freely in pose mode