Behind-the-scenes look at our automatic asset morphing tech in Ready Player Me, transferring any clothing item or accessory designed for one character to another. In the process mesh geometry gets automatically displaced through several iterations and optionally re-skinned to the target character with no explicit definition of asset categories... necessary. Create assets once, wear on any avatar.show more

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@readyplayerme lmao, happens all the time🤣

@readyplayerme So exciting !

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@readyplayerme if the morphed asset isn't reskinned, how do you map the bones for animatiuon? Also curious of the displacement, is there some sort of per vertex displacement happening or maybe some sort of pivot & scaling that can be passed to a custom shader for render?

Morphing here is a standalone operation to modify the shape of the input asset - generating changes in vertex positions or effectively auto-generating a blend shape. Those changes in vertex positions can be stored in mesh data or could also be passed to a shader! Once morphing is done, the asset (now fitting the target character) gets auto-skinned to the target character skeleton.