VRoid and FaceRig

[deng dings dengs]

Hey guys! I'm new to the 3D Modeling scene and this whole virtual model etc, however I recently came across a program named VRoid and made a pretty nice character on it, however upon export it only exports as a .vrm file.

Does anyone know how to import a char model from .vrm to facerig? Alternatively this .vrm file can be converted to a .FBX file. How would one import a .fbx to FaceRig?

[david_animaze]

We have a tutorial on how to import an avatar into FaceRig. I will post the link below in the same message. But, before that, I have the underline the fact that a model has to be made in accordance to our documentation and guidelines. Furthermore, we have not tried ourselves converting .vrm into .FBX, so I can't say how well will that work out.

Here is the tutorial on how to import a 3D model: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B9A2HzJCWwFWbTgxS3NLeTZMVFk?usp=sharing

Here is our documentation on how a 3D avatars should be created so it can be, then, imported into FaceRig: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9A2HzJCWwFWYnN6SFRPbW1mRWM/view?usp=sharing

[BunnyShade]

Hey Silvaes have you tried this yet? I am also intrested in trying this out actually.

[deng dings dengs]

Originally posted by BunnyShade:

Hey Silvaes have you tried this yet? I am also intrested in trying this out actually.

FaceRig does not accept FBX or VRM models so I had to resort using Hitogata because FaceRig trying to be stubborn and not easy at all with their file formats :V

[Lilithe Lotor]

Originally posted by david_animaze:

We have a tutorial on how to import an avatar into FaceRig. I will post the link below in the same message. But, before that, I have the underline the fact that a model has to be made in accordance to our documentation and guidelines. Furthermore, we have not tried ourselves converting .vrm into .FBX, so I can't say how well will that work out.

Here is the tutorial on how to import a 3D model: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B9A2HzJCWwFWbTgxS3NLeTZMVFk?usp=sharing

Here is our documentation on how a 3D avatars should be created so it can be, then, imported into FaceRig: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9A2HzJCWwFWYnN6SFRPbW1mRWM/view?usp=sharing

Hey @david_animaze those two files are marked as private now. Any chance they could be made public again?