CivNexus6

CivNexus6 1.3.3

Automatic weights assigns weight to a mesh based off the proximity of various bones to the mesh. I used it with Zara Yaqob as well and actually got the same issue. Fixed it by altering your script a bit @Deliverator, though I didn't do it particularly elegantly:

Your fix is probably more elegant than the existing solution and more bullet proof so I'll incorporate it into the release version. Thanks!
 
Also this might be useful. These are the settings Sukritact used for exporting animations from Blender 2.7:

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Thank you both and I got my animation worked. Still tweaking the poses so I don't post here right now. But it got into AssetEditor/Granny Viewer and showed the correct movements.
 
Need help, Its not opening for me, got the newest version (1.2.3).

1) No
2) Windows 7
3)Yes

I made sure the config file was as you said:
OK, try editing the file CivNexus6.exe.config in the same directory as CivNexus6.exe to enable loadFromRemoteSources like this:
Code:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<configuration>
    <startup useLegacyV2RuntimeActivationPolicy="true">
        <supportedRuntime version="v4.0" sku=".NETFramework,Version=v4.0"/>
    </startup>
    <runtime>
        <loadFromRemoteSources enabled="true"/>
    </runtime>
</configuration>

I don't know where my ToolAssetPath is pointing:
If that doesn't work try adding a folder called "Assets" and a folder called "Resource" to whatever directory your ToolAssetPath is pointing to.

I don't have Civ 5, what are the folder paths for the dummy location:
1) Yes
2) Windows 10
3)Yes
4) Installed Civ 5 SDK, had a dummy location to begin with but it did not work so I re-installed Civ 5 then fixed registry settings.

I don't think you need Civ5 installed but you may at least need the resource and asset folder to be present.

Tried to open in visual studio to debug, but it won't let me cause it says missing CivNexusSixApplicationForm.cs

Any thoughts?
 
You can edit the registry using Regedit. To use CivNexus6 you will need to have the Windows registry key under
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Firaxis\Tools named
ToolAssetPath set to any directory that contains two directories named "Assets" and "Resource". You can make this dummy directory anywhere.
 
You can edit the registry using Regedit. To use CivNexus6 you will need to have the Windows registry key under
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Firaxis\Tools named
ToolAssetPath set to any directory that contains two directories named "Assets" and "Resource". You can make this dummy directory anywhere.

It worked, thank you very much.
 
CivNexus6 is not working for me. I think that windows firewall has a problem with it.
I have windows 10 and I a 64-bit processor. It should work... but it doesn't.

It's unlikely that your firewall is causing the issue. Have you set the ToolAssetPath as described here?
 
Now importing FBX animation gives me an error:
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Now importing FBX animation gives me an error:

As the error says I forgot to include the FbxImporter.dll library. I've uploaded a new version including it.
 
Did I miss something? O.o
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You'll have to explain your question in more detail. This is the thread for the CivNexus6 tool which is made by me, not Firaxis. CivNexus6 has nothing directly to do with Firaxis' Modbuddy tool, although the output of CivNexus6 is to be used in Modbuddy.
 
Yea I know it's made by you, however as I was trying to get it started I noticed in this thread that a lot of people didn't get the program to launch. Neither did I.

As I kept reading I saw your solution about the registry key in HKEY_CURRENT_USER/SOFTWARE/firaxis/tools...

However as it turns out, that folder and key doesn't exist on my PC and I'm curious if I missed to install something.
 
Yea I know it's made by you, however as I was trying to get it started I noticed in this thread that a lot of people didn't get the program to launch. Neither did I.

As I kept reading I saw your solution about the registry key in HKEY_CURRENT_USER/SOFTWARE/firaxis/tools...

However as it turns out, that folder and key doesn't exist on my PC and I'm curious if I missed to install something.

In that case you did miss something. You need to manually create that registry key using Regedit.
 
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