Bernard,
It seems to me like an old bug of two deformers at exactly the same
position (coordinates). But I doubt this is the problem if your saving
to a file and bringing it back.
If not, do you script inputs and outputs the XML according to deformer
names or index? Maybe the index is not the same?
If not is it possible that your reset pose is not that "reset" because
you enveloped something else on these deformers into an other "reset" pose?
Hope it helps,
--
Nicolas Langlois-Demers
Lead Character TD - Hybride
(450)227-4245 #411
Bernard Lebel wrote:
Thanks François.
I'm out of ideas. I have tried freezing the autoenvassign operator,
not freezing anything, chaning the number of deformers in the
autoenvassign, dumping the array values in the envelopop operator
.Weight property, in the cluster property .Elements property, both
together, nothing will work.
*sigh*
Bernard
On 4/27/06, Francois Lord <francoislord(at)gmail.com> wrote:
My wild guess would be something with the Automatic Envelope Assignment
operators. These are often forgotten and can screw the weights big time.
Freezing them solved many problems for me.
Bernard Lebel wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Anyone has experience with transferring envelope weights? I'm talking
> about saving out weights to file, and re-apply those on the same mesh
> later on.
>
> Here are my results:
>
> http://www.bernardlebel.com/img_remote/3D/XSI/envtransferBefore.png
>
> After:
>
> http://www.bernardlebel.com/img_remote/3D/XSI/envtransferAfter.png
>
>
>
> I have a run a script that prints the weight values before and after,
> and the differences are very minor (rounding errors after the fifth
> decimal for 10% of the total values, which I think should be quite
> acceptable).
>
> I have tried both by writing weights to an XML file and to save a
preset.
> All envelope operators were frozen.
> The weights were written when the character is in neutral pose, and
> reapplied in the same fashion.
> The construction is set to Animation when the weights are imported.
>
>
> One thing: if the character already has an envelope correctly set,
> then the ugly deformation does not occurs.
>
>
> Thanks
> Bernard
>
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