Hi again,
there seem to be a similar “kilt” issue, this time with the spline IK ( in the add limb) you can check by enabling the ik-fk chain , the fk chain get a correct orientation when resetting location rotation and scale, but the Ik chain gets all weird :
Cześć Agnieszka, udało ci się znaleźć rozwiązanie problemu? Będę cholernie wdzięczny jeśli się podzielisz, bo siedzę już nad tym 11 godzin 
@lucky Would it be possible to have an interactive way to manipulate bone chains in the editor like some other people have been including in addons?
Something like grabbing the bone bone chain from the middle and pulling both sides interactively.
I can send a link over DMs if you prefer to show the example. I think that in combination with your new tool for finger detection would be amazing.
Hello, I am trying to retarget animations between 2 autorig generated rigs. The rigs are slightly different, however the generated bone list is missing a lot of bones which are actually present in both rigs.
I also tried to use presets, but it didn’t help.
Am I doing something wrong or is there a way to fill all those bones without having to do it manually?
I am using blender 4.5 and autorig-pro v3.75.20.
Thank you!
Bernardo,
I recommend you join the discord channel for Autorig. It’s great for handling these types of questions.
That’s a user/fan discord channel, isn’t it? Which doesn’t seem active.
Or a better question, do you have a link to an official discord channel?
@dcrosby there is no single click button for this, but you can of course remove the bones you don’t need and their related vertex groups manually
@Seimax not sure I’m following. If you can reproduce this problem consistently, please send a bug report
@Bernardo A bug was fixed recently, some AutoRigPro bones were indeed missing. Also, make sure they are animated, otherwise they won’t appear in the list.
For any Blender (4.x / 5.x) project with ARP-rigged characters, is there a recommended way to delete the rigs and related elements (including the picker panel ones), leaving the project clean enough to start rigging afresh?
(Apologies if this Topic is no longer active: I found no other ARP one that seemed more current)
I’m curious how, or if, it’s possible to use the ARP exporter to export NLA strips as seperate animation clips in Unity.
The problem is, if I choose the action manager in the ARP exporter and enable actions, add my actions to the manager list, it’ll export the whole action instead of just the sections I’ve clipped to NLA strips. I don’t seem to be able to set frame range-per-action. For example animation 1 may be sourcing frames 1-100 and animation 2 uses 200-250, however in unity animation 2 will be 1-250 frames long with the first 200 frames just doing nothing.
If I choose to export as NLA, it’ll export the whole thing as a single animation clip instead of multiple small ones. Again, with frame range set to Custom I can’t seem to set it at a range-per-NLA.
With the default Blender FBX exporter it’s not an issue. If you check “NLA strips” and disable “All actions” It’ll export my NLA strips and respect their names and lengths, so for example if I have 3 strips on a single track (ie “Walk”, “Jump”, “Wave” for example) and name them (just the strip, not the action they’re referencing) it’ll show up in Unity as 3 separate action clips called “Walk”, “Jump”, “Wave”.
The workaround which is quite messy has been to export my armature with the ARP exporter, then reimporting that rig, creating the NLA strips there and naming then, then re-exporting with the Blender FBX exporter just to get my NLA strips correctly into Unity but I’d love to skip that whole export-reimport-export step as it can be bothersome and often requires me to do the same stuff twice. Needing to add further animations or adjust them then becomes extra work as well as I need to make the changes in the ARP scene file, then export and reimport and export again.
Below is a screenshot of a track with three NLA strips and how they show up in Unity with the default FBX exporter.
Edit: the NLA strips are all from the same “action”, perhaps the ARP exporter works properly when each NLA strip references a separate source action, but multiple NLA strips from a single action works with the default Blender exporter.
Having to split all my NLA strips into separate actions, and move all keyframes to start at 1 seems slightly messy when the default exporter reads them correctly and exports them correctly without that extra work.
I hope I’m simply missing something obvious that could make this a quicker process and that I’ll be able to export NLA strips with the ARP exporter the same way the default exporter handles it.
Thanks.
Additional edit: I just needed to change the workflow slightly, using actions instead of just relying on nla strips and using markers in each action and everything seems to work flawlessly although it may need slight extra steps to author root motion clips that have to be seamless across multiple actions when making adjustments in one action vs having a single action with multiple nla strips.
