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A standalone tool that allows the user a greater degree of flexibility for making creative and interesting screenshots.
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Facial Bones Rotations can break when rotating Neck or Head bones. #727

Closed Maxunit closed 2 years ago

Maxunit commented 2 years ago

Describe the bug Facial Bones rarely tend to move whenever you move the Neck or Head Bone along any of the 3 axes. The value increments are minimal at first, but tend to pile up. In very rare cases, it can happen with the values increasing a lot. (like the lips suddenly being all broken)

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behaviour:

  1. Go into GPose.
  2. Freeze actor and either load a pose or work with the pose you are already in.
  3. Rotate the Neck and/or Head bone around any of the 3 axes and then look at the lip or jaw bones as an example. Those bones "flicker" a lot and it can happen, that they do not snap back in place properly and instead remain at a wrong position.

Expected behaviour This should not happen.

Log file No Log file available as of now. Will investigate further and upload one whenever it happens.

ThaddeusCleaver commented 2 years ago

I can confirm this is still happening--and if anything has gotten even touchier/worse. The issue happens near immediately after moving most bones that move the head/neck even as a child bone via parenting in 1-06 build.

ThaddeusCleaver commented 2 years ago

The 12-14-21 build is the last one to not have this problem. It's also the last build to have the issue with the jaw resetting on occasion when beginning posing. Perhaps something about the way you fixed that is causing this?

ThaddeusCleaver commented 2 years ago

Please prioritize this ASAP. It makes the newest build basically unusable.

Ani-ki commented 2 years ago

Sorry @ThaddeusCleaver, we have other stuff to prioritise. You could help by actually supplying information to help us investigate, since we're not having this issue on our end.

We don't appreciate this kind of rudeness. Please respect the fact that we have real lives to deal with and work on this for fun.

ThaddeusCleaver commented 2 years ago

Sorry @ThaddeusCleaver, we have other stuff to prioritise. You could help by actually supplying information to help us investigate, since we're not having this issue on our end.

We don't appreciate this kind of rudeness. Please respect the fact that we have real lives to deal with and work on this for fun.

I wasn't trying to be rude--I really do find it that debilitating to using the program, at it's worst. If anything now I'm just baffled that it's not happening on your side. Intentions aside @Ani-ki, I apologize. I'm not looking to push anyone to commit time they don't have to this. Further testing suggests to me that framerate might be a big part of the issue. The main area I was having this happen consistently in was Radz-at-Han, with Old Sharlayan being the second-worst example, both areas that have had their framerates tanked by sheer traffic lately.

This is compounded by use of Gshade, which has shaders I use when preparing screenshots that further lower the framerate. I've attached a log of a session I just conducted where, even in Limsa upper at off-peak hours, however, the issue still occurred after being tabbed/having the discord overlay open for a short period with some of said shaders active. I believe it's happening where the 'Failed to find best HkaSkeleton for partial skeleton' lines are, but otherwise I'm not literate enough in the program's language to divine specifics.

2022-01-06-08-46-32.txt

I'll try and keep an eye out for more egregious examples of it happening to provide further logs.

bonziie commented 2 years ago

Hi, I've been able to replicate this issue - here's a recording of it. I've also attached the log file. I've disabled GShade as well, and it seems like it's only happening when I move the head and neck bones.

2022-01-09-12-26-04.txt Recording: https://youtu.be/ce8TPAaMumQ

I've also experienced the "flickering" in point 3 of the OP on parts that aren't the neck or head bones (such as hair front left and eyes).