SketchFab Model to Unreal Engine 5.3 in 8 minutes: Auto-Rigging, Import, Texture in Unreal Lyra

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Updated to Unreal 5.3 using new "Retarget pose from Rig"
We import a SketchFab FBX model into ActorCore's AccuRig, import it into Unreal Lyra and use the animation of the UE5 mannequin.
AccuRig is currently the fastest and easiest way to import any (humanoid) model with a UE4 rig into Unreal - the new method "Retarget pose from Rig" then allows you to use the animations of the UE5 mannequin in real time.
Links
SketchFab Lara Croft Model: sketchfab.com/3d-models/lara-...
Artist oyfo: sketchfab.com/oyfo
Model license - Creative Commons 4.0 DEED: creativecommons.org/licenses/...
ActorCore Auto-Setup: www.reallusion.com/auto-setup...
ActorCore AccuRig: actorcore.reallusion.com/auto...
Hints
- Install Auto-Setup and AccuRig first
- AutoSetup is a plugin that must be copied into your Engine Plugin directory and then activated in Unreal under Plugins
Chapter
00:00 - Start
00:05 - ActorCore's Auto Setup and AccuRig
00:18 - Getting a SketchFab model as fbx or obj
00:40 - Import Textures into Unreal
00:53 - Use AccuRig to rig your model
01:21 - Result AccuRig
01:46 - Import rigged model into Unreal
02:56 - Copy IK Rig and IK Retargeter from UE4 Mannequin
04:37 - Create Animation Blueprint
05:02 - Retarget pose from Rig
06:02 - Copy and use Tagged Actor BP
06:33 - Create simple Materials from Textures
07:17 - Result
More Information
- Infographic for Unreal Lyra: bit.ly/bastian_info
- Discord channel: bit.ly/3JHdAW6

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@whyareless 5 месяцев назад

Thank you very much! First time I hear about this ActorCore AutoSetup for Unreal Engine, didn't know it was a thing

@bastiandev 5 месяцев назад

Powerful combination from ActorCore together with AccuRig, shows their leadership in animations really!

@sebastiencarmona6563 5 месяцев назад

everything well explained like always

@bastiandev 5 месяцев назад

Thank you - doing my best: Will extend this one a bit soon to add some slight animation modifications for props and clothing

@n8n8n8 3 месяца назад

I tried to follow this tutorial with Starlie from the original video and she came in super large. Is there a simple way to properly update the scale or do I need to delete my files and redo all the steps?

@bastiandev 3 месяца назад

Have a look at docs.unrealengine.com/4.26/en-US/WorkingWithContent/Types/StaticMeshes/HowTo/Importing/ , when you import a Mesh, you can set Import transform options. Scale there!

@n8n8n8 3 месяца назад

Thanks@@bastiandev It looks like you are using the import translation in your video. I imagine uniform scale would be what I'd want to use though, yeah? At 0.395 scale, the skeleton scale isn't matching the model anymore and the hand rigs are all twisted up. I'll keep trying different ways. Persevere!

@bastiandev 3 месяца назад

@@n8n8n8 Yes, Uniform Skale should work. Having said that, there is no way fixing a bad model: For every example I showed working, I threw away 5+ models that were messed up after import, simply because their modelling was flawed… Maybe compare to another Starlie…