As allready said above, export from C4D R16/R17 with fbx v.6.1 2010Enable the checkboxes for 'textures and materials' & 'embed textures' as well as 'normals'.Triangulation, smoothing etc. About C4D and Character Animation WorkflowUnfortunately Maxon has not made those EXELENTS Character Builder (C4D Modular Rig System), and CMotion (Procedural Animation System), both compatible with Game Engines.First all, the Rig created contains more than one root (is a multi-root skeleton), making the skeleton incompatible with Unreal Engine.It is impossible to import in Unreal Engine or change this skeleton in C4D. It has hundreds of constraints and complex xpresso tags for driving CMotion animations and IK solvers very different from the commonly used.Baked animations can be imported perfectly. But without a skeleton are completely useless in Unreal Engine.I had to practically recreate the entire rig and animation in Maya again.More than a week of work thrown away, just because I did not know that the Unreal does not accept multi-root skeleton, and besides all without a main-root in 0,0,0.But is this proposal! If anyone here has contact with Maxom. Please ask them to make CMOTION and Character Builder compatible with Game Engines like Unreal or Unity.

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Or tell me if there is a practical solution to thisWas wonderful when I managed to do this in C4D in less than one minute without touching any joint or controller. But.PS.: Animation created in C4D does not work in sketchfab also.luny. You can import a Character made with Cinemas Character tools if you do a few minor alternations to it's hierarchy to get rid of the multi-root issue.Ofc. Hi there,has anyone by chance managed to export PoseMorphs/Blendshapes from Cinema 4D (R14) to UE4 (4.11)?I'm using a FUSE-Mesh with some blendshapes which needs some tweaking inside Cinema 4D.

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The PoseMorphs are there and working within Cinema 4D. I tried like every FBX export option inside C4D. The supported FBX-Versions are 7.2, 7.1 and 6.1.Maybe they have to be baked inside Cinema 4D or something, or do I need a newer FBX-Version?The Mesh itself, bone structure and animations work perfectly when exported from Cinema 4D to UE4.When I import the FUSE-Mesh directly they are also properly imported to UE4.Thanks in advance. Hi everyone,My name is Alexandre. I am an architect and I just begin to explore the realtime archviz with UE4.

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My workflow is Archicad / Cinema 4D / UE4. I followed JayCox instructions to UVW maps and export/import to unreal but I had some scaling / deformation problems with textures in almost all my UVW meshes. I passed throw all the process a second time to see if I made an error but i didn't find anything wrong. I took some screenshot of my workflow that i would like to share with you. Maybe someone with more experience can find the problem.An interesting fact is when I export/import my project directly from archicad to UE4 without making any change in cinema 4D and asking to UE4 to generate lightmap UV, I don't get this problem, but I read in others topics that it may generate some futur problems with lightmap.I am new to this forums.

I hope I am posting in the right place. I am sorry if I am wrong.thanks in advance!Alex of Entrestudiosome example of UVW creation. As for the first warning about the smoothing groups, there's nothing that can be done (beside using cactus dans fbx exporter),but you can just ignore it, since smoothing will still import unless there are other issues.I also noticed some of your meshes do not have a phong tag and because of this no smoothing at all.The face material inconsistency is usually caused by a wrong tag setup.