FlailingFog
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1 year ago , small and medium tears, as well as the gageyes don’t appear upon export from blender
These are setup in blender through drivers. You'll have to recreate these drivers in the program you want to use them in to get the same effect (or activate the gag / tear object's shapekeys manually)
Small and medium tear shapekey setup is currently broken for all models
the eyes would be clipping into the eye
I see what you mean now. These are the eyes with the eyewhites set to alpha blend:
And this is when it's set to alpha clip
You can see in edit mode that the eyewhite is clipping into the iris. Not sure why it looks normal when set to alpha blend (maybe this explanation?), and I also don't know why your eyes are clipping in the default position
I have no idea how to activate the blendshapes in Unity so I can't try it with half closed eyes, but mine looks normal with the default position. Are you sure you're setting the eyewhites and eye materials to Transparent rendering in Unity? If it's set to Cutout it will probably replicate the Blender alpha clip setting shown above
If it's still causing an issue and you only need it to work for one or two shapekeys, you can just edit the shapekey to move the eyewhite back
completely eliminate the blue pixels found on the textures of models.
the tears do not appear to be weighted properly
I can't replicate these
BTHP5
Adding this as a feature request as well, it would be great if there was a way to completely eliminate the blue pixels found on the textures of models. I was able to remove them within blender temporarily by changing the filter (?) on the textures node from sRGB to something else and then back to sRGB, but when it came to baking and applying the baked textures, the pixels reappeared again. Here’s an image of what I mean by blue pixels.
As well as this, small and medium tears, as well as the gageyes don’t appear upon export from blender when activating the blendshapes, I'm not sure why, but I’d love to see them supported!
As well as this, the tears do not appear to be weighted properly. They tend to dip in and out of the face as the eyes move. Looking forward:
Looking downward:
And lastly, when exporting my model from Blender to make into a VRM, the eyes would be clipping into the eye whites despite not messing with them. This may be because I’m using a different headmod, though. Here’s what I mean:
On the Left is after I moved the irises forward in unity, and the Right is the original after exporting from Blender
Thank you for reading, and I hope this was helpful!