FaceFX can create negative keyframes if your audio starts right away (try to make sure there is a few hundred milliseconds of audio before talking starts), and you don't want the FBX file to start with the negative keyframes, or the audio will be out of sync from the start.
To get started, you need a character from CC or iClone ready for export. To do this, make sure that the visible FaceFX timeline starts at frame 0 when you export your FBX file. Unreal Engine 5 - Basic Locomotion Using Lyra Animations Beginner Tutorial. Regardless if you force-sync or not, you want to make sure that the start of your audio matches the start of the animation. Then play the animation and audio and in your Update() function, set the AnimationState time variable equal to the AudioSource time variable. If your animations are short, this it probably good enough, but for longer animations, you may want to force-sync the animation and the audio.īefore playing the animation in Unity, set the AnimationState speed variable to 0, so the animation does not play on it's own. You export an FBX file from FaceFX, load it into Unity, then start the animation and the audio at the same. Im pretty sure the problem is in the Maya. Select mesh, export selection, makes a nice little fbx.
Delete the rig, no problem, mesh still moves as it should. The animation bakes to the bones, no problem. So Im having a problem getting an animation out of Maya and into Unity. It's a good question and one I'm sure other people will have. Windows 64-bit Maya 2014, FBX 2014.1, Unity 5.0.
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