Previous versions of FBX used for rigging and cloth creation may not be backwards compatible. Therefore, users are strongly encouraged to maintain this file for the purpose of technical support. This file will help detail out the discrepancies between CC and other 3rd party software. Upon export, Character Creator will produce an 'FBXKey,' this DRM related file will have skeleton scale, mesh orientation, and other important information. Refer to the collision layer assignment table in the whitepaper to properly assign each and every piece of clothing. Step 4: Import the modified fbx file, set the type and level of your clothing, any existing errors will be reported in the subsequent pop-up dialogue. Step 3: Using any 3rd party 3D software, import the fbx file ( we already tested 3ds Max, Maya, Blender, Lightwave ) create your own parts and set the skin weight, please remember to follow our whitepaper. There are three types of templates: male, female and neutral. If you don't have Pipeline, please use the body templates (.FBX). To export FBX files directly from CC requires 3DXChange 6 Pipeline license.

(updated on July 22nd) Flow Step 1: Create CC-Compatible clothing via Create > Cloth to import your FBX file Step 2: Export the body shape from CC using Export FBX function and then you will get a fbx file and a FBXKey file. For anyone who wants to sell your contents to the Marketplace, please visit HERE for the Submission Guide. We are excited to inform you that Character Creator is once again pushing the boundaries of creative freedom with the release of version 1.5 and it's subsequent support for user created content such as clothing, shoes, hair, and accessories.

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