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I wasn't sure where I should post this, but since I am getting the error on FBX export from Maya I thought I'd try here.
It's hard to explain, but basically it appears as though my blend shapes are changing order when exported to FBX. Some are flipping from left to right side of the face and others are now controlling completely different parts of the face once converted to FBX.
No other inputs other than skinning and blendshapes. I am working with a tech animator and even he seems to be stumped although he doesn't have much experience with FBX. From what I can tell it is ignoring blend shapes that are using a connection, although I have tried breaking connections and still can't manage to get the blend shapes to export.
The reason for our woes was FBX format doesn't like gaps in the weight index order of any blendShape, eg 0, 1, 3, 4 (in this case index 2 might have been removed). This results in missing targets when they are exported. Here blendShape is baked out and then reassigned to a fresh ordered blendShape node, eliminating the problem.
"Here blendShape is baked out and then reassigned to a fresh ordered blendShape node..."
Sorry I know this is an old post, but I've been pounding my head trying to solve the same issue. Would you have the time to describe how exactly you "reassigned to a fresh ordered blendShape node". I'm fairly certain I can use the same solution, just unsure how to do that. Thank you in advance 🙂
"Here blendShape is baked out and then reassigned to a fresh ordered blendShape node..."
Sorry I know this is an old post, but I've been pounding my head trying to solve the same issue. Would you have the time to describe how exactly you "reassigned to a fresh ordered blendShape node". I'm fairly certain I can use the same solution, just unsure how to do that. Thank you in advance 🙂
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