Yes, just start from there, get it compiled, and then start your work
Yes, just start from there, get it compiled, and then start your work
Cthe documentation gets very vague, or potentially outdated at this point
https://github.com/icosa-gallery/open-brush#creating-an-oauth-credential
There's no mention of what the package name is or the sha fingerprint, and there's no option for other
https://github.com/icosa-gallery/open-brush#creating-an-oauth-credential
There's no mention of what the package name is or the sha fingerprint, and there's no option for other
Mskip it. Not needed for a basic build
CI think it's the last error preventing the build though?
Abtw that PR is currently buggy. I pushed a fix this morning that broke scene merging completely. will fix tomorrow
ACan't help much on the build stuff as I never build locally. I rely on @mikeage 's nice CI cloud build
Sis there a way to adjust for the brightness in recordings? so it's the same as snapshots?
Mhmmm, this looks like a colour space issue possibly?
Sin the past i've exported to unity and recorded that way, but always wondered if this issue could be solved, i think it "started" when i used quest+link and set the visual quality settings to max and then the video recorder just doesn't capture at that setting? also wondering if it's a quest+link only thing?
Si'm still messing with my config but not sure if some setting here could help? *just noticed the video resolution not supported. can those 3d error panels that fall on startup be viewed elsewhere?
AI think you hit some limits with the quest itself, since it's got a limited processor on-board,
so presumably affects video recording. I can't remember if it records paths on the quest although I assume it does (it's a .usd file)
(I usually use desktop, so my memory of the interface specifics is a bit vague),
If so, there's a command line tool to record at higher resolution from the computer itself that can rerun the path and re-output the video file.
Not sure about the lighting mismatch.
You should be able to brighten it by moving the slider on the right side of the lighting panel up a ways, if the option is available.
Wouldn't solve the mismatch, but as a temporary measure should give your scenes more light in general, resulting in lighter colors on the output
so presumably affects video recording. I can't remember if it records paths on the quest although I assume it does (it's a .usd file)
(I usually use desktop, so my memory of the interface specifics is a bit vague),
If so, there's a command line tool to record at higher resolution from the computer itself that can rerun the path and re-output the video file.
Not sure about the lighting mismatch.
You should be able to brighten it by moving the slider on the right side of the lighting panel up a ways, if the option is available.
Wouldn't solve the mismatch, but as a temporary measure should give your scenes more light in general, resulting in lighter colors on the output
GHello, I begin with OB and Unity. In Unity, I have imported Open Brush Unity SDK and after the fbx done in VR in OB, the problem is my model in the scene appears totally white. May I have to do other things to get alive my model ?
ATry using the glb/gltf instead of the fbx. See https://docs.openbrush.app/user-guide/open-brush-unity-sdk
Gthanks for your answer, I import the glb in Unity project folder, but it's forbidden to put it in the hierarchy
Gsorry, before this, I have an error when I import sdk : "Multiple precompiled assemblies with the same name Newtonsoft.Json.dll included or the current platform. Only one assembly with the same name is allowed per platform. (C:/Users/Gildas/Documents/Unity/ago9/Library/PackageCache/com.unity.nuget.newtonsoft-json@2.0.0/Runtime/Newtonsoft.Json.dll)" so I close unity project and reopen it, and this error disapear, then i import the model
Gnot easy, i arrived by import comet.png which exist in fbx export, and reassign texture in unity.
ASo nothing will work when there's a red error in the console. We need to solve that first.
AWhat Unity version are you using? I think that only happens with 2020.something
Sthanks for the detailed answer 
makes a lot of sense. ive heard of using the paths before might try that. and yeah makes sense its the questlink setup i remember using a vive a while ago and didn't have this problem
makes a lot of sense. ive heard of using the paths before might try that. and yeah makes sense its the questlink setup i remember using a vive a while ago and didn't have this problem
AVideo export using the usd and bat files is described here.
https://docs.openbrush.app/user-guide/exporting-videos
Camera paths are automatically generated when filming, at least on the pc side (need to open my quest again and look)
The video pathing feature, where available, can also be set up directly.
Takes a bit of practice to use it well, but it's a really nice system that's quite powerful.
Extremely useful for scenes that are too large to easily walk through or reach different angles.
https://docs.openbrush.app/user-guide/exporting-videos
Camera paths are automatically generated when filming, at least on the pc side (need to open my quest again and look)
The video pathing feature, where available, can also be set up directly.
Takes a bit of practice to use it well, but it's a really nice system that's quite powerful.
Extremely useful for scenes that are too large to easily walk through or reach different angles.
OIf I have a horse model in unity, and I want the horse to ‘transform’ into a cube, how do I do this? I think I’ve seen stuff about this in machine learning art? Where you take 2 forms and the algorithm finds the midpoints between them? How could I do this in playmaker please? Thank you!!
Osorry have seen this sort of art around here so was wondering if anyone had suggestions re what to google! Thanks a lot!
ANot sure if Playmaker can do that. You'd need to do it in C#
A(or a shader - but coding either way)
AOr - do it in Blender
MYeah that’s a non trivial problem haha
MHaving war flashbacks to my topology lecture :blobsweat:
AGitHub
A fully-featured deformer system for Unity. Contribute to keenanwoodall/Deform development by creating an account on GitHub.
Anot sure if it does cubes
Oi think playmaker can if c# in theory - thanks so much!! What could i google to find a c# route? btw thought this looked cool: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=agntVByjfEA Thanks for the link!!!!! yeah dont really want cubes, just 2 figures morphing into eachother would be awesome
YouTubeUnity
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Speakers:
Eric Risser (Principal Engineer)
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Owooow
AThat's a 36 minute video! Want to give us a time stamp to narrow it down a bit? 
Ooh no i havent watched it i was just sharing incase you were interested!!!!
Oi just thought it was thematically related
Owas considering posting it in off-topic
Aah. thought that was meant to illustrate the morphing you wanted to do
Aanyway - it's a hard problem. especially for two meshes with different vertex counts/topology etc
Othanks will look into the mesh deformer, sounds like it would do the trick, just not altogether familiar with the github processes etc. so have a learning curve to scale lol thanks so much!
Apersonally - i'd use the VFX Graph and fake it with particles
Othanks for the suggestion!
CThere's pretty standard "spherize" and possibly "cubeize" deformers in blender and other 3d packages. I'd use a blendshape to morph between the two. It's a pretty well established technique.
Blendshapes pretty much "just work" when imported into unity.
Then you could maybe animate the blendshape either directly in playmaker or by creating a 2 frame animation and playing it back in playmaker.
Blendshapes pretty much "just work" when imported into unity.
Then you could maybe animate the blendshape either directly in playmaker or by creating a 2 frame animation and playing it back in playmaker.
CYouTubeSteven Scott
Use Blenders cast modifier to blend between shapes.
Blender Docs
https://docs.blender.org/manual/en/latest/modeling/modifiers/deform/cast.html
The Cast modifier shifts the shape of a mesh, curve, surface or lattice, towards any of a few predefined shapes (sphere, cylinder, cuboid).
It is equivalent to the To Sphere tool in Edit Mode, and what ...
Blender Docs
https://docs.blender.org/manual/en/latest/modeling/modifiers/deform/cast.html
The Cast modifier shifts the shape of a mesh, curve, surface or lattice, towards any of a few predefined shapes (sphere, cylinder, cuboid).
It is equivalent to the To Sphere tool in Edit Mode, and what ...
CYouTubeMrTriPie
Blender shape keys / morph targets / blend shapes allow you to set different positions of vertices that you can morph between in animation!
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AThis might be exactly what you're saying but it's worth spelling it out - you can use cube or some other regular shape as a midpoint to morph any two meshes into one another. Just morph mesh1 into a cube (or whatever), instantly switch to the other mesh pre-morphed into a cube and then animate that turning back into mesh2.
AThe materials might flip at the changeover but you can animated fading them to white or black or something as well.
A(there are algorthithms that morph arbitrary meshes into one another. It was called "Conform" in 3Ds Max I think. But they never work that well unless both meshes have a ton of triangles)
CYeah sorry my explanation was awful
CBasically -
- Blender cast modifier to morph a mesh into a cube.
- Duplicate the mesh & use a blendshape to save the morph into the mesh.
- Export the mesh as an FBX with blendshapes turned on.
- Import the FBX, you'll see a new blendshape slider on the import window
- Set up an animation controller, the first animation with blendshape off the second with it on. You can control this with parameters from playmaker
AI didn't watch the vids to be fair. They probably made things clearer.
AYouTubeFabian W.
This is all rendered with zero render time using Unity
Now I remember the 90s when I was sitting t...
s visual effects graph.
Content: Transformation of particles in the shape of elephant, dinosaur, bee, dragon
It's my first time using Unitys Cinemachine and Timeline as well, and it's a lot of fun...though there is always space for improvement.Now I remember the 90s when I was sitting t...
ACompletely different look - but it's another approach.