Resize a Character from Mixamo in Blender

[@vast634]

I use "All Transforms to Deltas", that works also with the Animation Tracks.

[@AnimazaStudios]

Hello. Yes using that way works as well.

[@gravitategames1500]

Perfect! Been pulling hair out for years trying to solve this.

[@bluething3D]

THANK YOU! this is exactly what I needed!

[@geams]

Thanks, but how to you fix the origin issue? I applied the scaling like you did but now there's an offset from the center.

[@AnimazaStudios]

Hello. On the right under object properties, click on Delta Transform and make the changes from there to see if it works.

[@geams]

@@AnimazaStudios Thanks for your reply. But under Delta Transform everything is already zero, can't fix the offset that way. In Edit Mode the character is at the center, but in Object Mode it's totally off.

[@diegovega1657]

Nice aproach to risize, but blender break the model by adding additional armature bone and shifting animation frames. Would be nice if you also explain how to fix this.

[@AnimazaStudios]

Hello. Blender 4.0 is out and there are some minor changes. Try resizing using Delta transform, right under the regular transform as shown in the video.

[@yasarota]

If you export the file from Blender in FBX format, there will be no size problem. You will download the character from Mixamo without any problems.

[@AnimazaStudios]

Yes that is true for self created characters. This is a character from Mixamo and some of them are not sized properly, so we have to fix it in Blender or other software like 3ds Max.

[@charmantolaff9576]

when i apply all transform; my character move up.

[@AnimazaStudios]

@@charmantolaff9576 That sometimes happens. Make sure to resize the character before any animation is added.

[@vast634]

@@charmantolaff9576 I use "All Transforms to Deltas", that works also with the Animation Tracks.

[@geams]

@@charmantolaff9576 Same here. As soon as you hit "apply transform" an offset is created. But it works when you use "Apply all transforms to DELTAS" instead of "Apply all transforms".