Second Life and OpenSim T-Pose rest pose has the fingers widely splayed. The Ready Player me T-Pose has the fingers in a line. Shortcut for this section: Use the saved Bento Buddy Pose Library entry that I have made for you that will splay the hands of the avatar in a form suitable for Second Life and OpenSim Set Finger Pose to Second Life/OpenSim Splayed Fingers Then add the FBX model to ensure that the materials all are correctly setup with bumpiness normals. For Unity I suggest uploading the textures to a folder first, accepting any recommendation to “Fix” the normal map images. The FBX avatar and its textures can be inserted into a Unity project’s assets directly. The settings for “Add Leaf Bones” box and the “Bake Animation” box for FBX Export appear not to matter, so defaults are fine. This is a good point at which to export an FBX version of the avatar if you wish to use it in other platforms, such as Unity. Via the Texture Paint tab, select each texture via the drop down menu and then Image -> Save As.Įxport FBX for other platforms such as Unity.blend file first, then go to File -> External Data -> Unpack Resources and select “Use files in current directory (create when necessary)”. Extract all the textures using one of two methods:.

glb to Blender and check avatar is in T-Pose. Start Blender and delete the default camera and light.Download avatar URL with ?textureAtlas=none&pose=T on the end.Note that a current Bento Buddy “Expression” service subscription is needed to be able to export to Collada (.dae). This blog post provides resources and information for a route to take Ready Player Me avatars through Blender with the (paid) Bento Buddy addin into Second Life and OpenSim to travel across the Hypergrid.

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