This packages allows you to drag the .stage files you create with AnimVR into Unity3D and treat them like any other asset.
- Import complete stages, including animation, meshes, textures, cameras and sound.
- Use the Unity Timeline API to playback animations, do scene transitions and integrate it with the rest of your game/movie.
- Create new stages directly in the Unity Editor and open them in AnimVR. When you save, the changes are instantly visible in Unity.
- Unity 2017.3
- AnimVR beta
- Download the Unity Package here
- Import it into your Unity project as described here
- Right click in your Unity project panel and choose "Create -> AnimVR -> Stage" (you can also drag an exisiting stage into your project window).
- Double click the created asset. The first time you do this you'll need to set up the application to open .stage files with. In Windows 10 this done by clicking "More Apps", scrolling all the way down and clicking "Look for another app on this PC". Look for the folder your copy of AnimVR is installed to and choose "ANIMVR.exe".
- AnimVR will open and load the stage. Make any changes you want and save the file as usual. When you go back to Unity the asset will get reimported.
- You can drag the imported asset into a stage like any other mesh or prefab. As long as the prefab instance is intact, changes to the stage will be reflected everywhere you are using the prefab.
- Some features from AnimVR might not be suppoerted! Currently that is fading layers!
- Currently we only support import on Windows platforms! We plan on supporting MacOS in the future and would love to hear from you if you urgently need MacOS support. Note that this only concerns importing stage files. You can still use the imported file on MacOS.
- Stages with audio need to be imported twice the first time you import them. The import editor will show a "Fixup audio clips" button if that's the case. Just press it and you're good to go!
Dario wrote a blog post on some of the technical considerations and implementation details on his website.
Change this to set the Shader to use for all imported objects. The shader used should support vertex colors. Additionally, following properties are set by the importer:
- _Color: The base diffuse color.
- _SpecColor: The base specular color.
- _EmissionColor: The base emission color.
- _Unlit: Float that indicates if the mesh should be affected by lighting.
- _Gamma: Gamma value, 1.0 when linear color space is selected in AnimVR, 2.2 otherwise.
The wrap mode of the created PlayableDirector.
Set how to handle audio layers.
- None: Don't import anything
- Only Clips: Import sound files and create Unity audio clips
- Clips and Tracks: Import files and also create timeline audio tracks (experimental)
Whether or not to import camera layers.