Is there more detailed documentation？

I'm working on a large project where I can't simply create Assembly Definitions and References as I'd like. I'm able to use the Demo Team Hair System and Mesh to SDF packages as their runtime .asmdef files have Auto Referenced = true. I manually changed this for the Hair System Runtime .asmdef, but of course this will get overwritten by the next package update. Is it possible the Hair System Runtime .asmdef could have Auto Referenced set to true to match the other two packages?

I created an empty project. Added the lines

"com.unity.demoteam.attributes": "https://github.com/Unity-Technologies/com.unity.demoteam.attributes.git", "com.unity.demoteam.digital-human": "https://github.com/Unity-Technologies/com.unity.demoteam.digital-human.git", "com.unity.demoteam.digital-human.sample": "https://github.com/Unity-Technologies/com.unity.demoteam.digital-human.sample.git",

into manifest.json

I also cloned the packages from the github manually into the assets folder.

Unity Package Manager Error:
Resolved version 1.2.13 does not satisfy requested version 1.2.14

Why does it always need to be issues and errors when trying examples from Unity-Technologies? Usually you need to spend some time debugging and investing time solving errors.

I'm trying to use the SkinTensionRenderer script in my project but am getting two errors. The first is "Metal: Vertex or Fragment Shader xxx requires a ComputeBuffer at index x to be bound, but none provided." I guess this is related to an ongoing Mac OS Metal bug in Unity, so I switched over to Windows. Unfortunately now I'm getting null reference exceptions and Jobs errors.

I've attached the SkinTensionRenderer script to my SkinnedMesh and assigned the mesh to TensionBasePose in the Editor. Is there anything else I need to set up to get this working? Also, what are the Unity requirements for SkinTensionRender? I thought it was version 2021.2 +.

Any help you can give is much appreciated.

We need more documetations about it, detailed one and not brief explaination.

For example, how to save out own facial expression using only this package. Able to adjust the facial expression I want through the SNAPPERS:Head, but how to save the transform of it so that able to load it at runtime?

Hi,

I am trying to use the EyeRenderer with a SMR. With a normal MeshRenderer I don't have issues, but as soon as I am using a SMR it seems some offsets are not correctly calculated; I can use the Geometry Offsets to adjust the Gizmos without problems, but I don't get any refraction from the Cornea and no Pupil rendering. I guess it's a bug in either EyeRenderer.cs or EyeProperties.hlsl, but after some research in the code I was not able to find it.

Hi, I am wondering how I can create custom lips-moving playables. Seems that you store all key frames of SNAPPERS:Head in Gawain_OneShotAtThis.asset, but how did you generate those key frames? Is there an editor or just hard coding (which is quite impossible)?
Looking forward to your reply:)

Hi,

I saw in profiler that SkinAttachmentTarget is cloning and keeping the full mesh; this does not seem to be necessary I guess, as it occupies potentially a lot of memory on GPU.

Hey! I was just wondering when you would be releasing the Enemies demo to the public to see how you did stuff. I remember something about Q3 being the tentative date of release, but just wanted to check. Thanks!

Hi, thanks for the great work!
Currently, SkinAttachmentTarget is being updated on BeginFrameRendering / EndFrameRendering. While this might work for many use cases, it breaks as soon as overriding a SkinnedMeshRenderer (e.g. for Softbody simulation or Dual Quaternion Skinning). In this case the mesh needs to be changed in BeginContextRendering, e.g. after the skin attachment has been done.
Best solution would be to offer an explicit update mode, where an outside script would trigger the AfterGpuSkinningCallback (or ResolveSubjects). This would not break anything, but would allow more elaborate use cases which go beyond using the outdated linear blend skinning of SMR.

Thanks!

How would I get the Vertex ID for all vertices being used in a SkinAttachmentTarget? If I toggle 'Show Resolved' in the Editor I can see which parts of the mesh are being used to bind attachments. What I'd like to do is get the Vertex IDs for these and use them in my custom shader. This would allow me to hide the parts of the SkinAttachmentTarget mesh that are occluded by the attachment mesh.

After I installed this 0.2.0 preview package in Editor ver. 2022.2.0.bxx (Editor version doesn't matter in this case. )
Then I got a error message : "Asset Packages/com.unity.demoteam.digital-human/ShaderLibrary/ShaderGraphs2022 has no meta file, but it's in an immutable folder. The asset will be ignored."

I saw the package has a folder call "ShaderGraphs2022" which is missing to load in project. I believe that content the newest shaders from ENEMIES's character.

The following shader does not compile if VR Single Instanced is being used:

https://github.com/Unity-Technologies/com.unity.demoteam.digital-human/blob/master/Runtime/CustomPass/Resources/ColorBufferBlurPass.shader

Library\PackageCache\[email protected]\Unity.Jobs\IJobParallelForDefer.cs(176,85): error CS8377: The type 'U' must be a non-nullable value type, along with all fields at any level of nesting, in order to use it as parameter 'T' in the generic type or method 'NativeList

We're working on an application where we can afford a performance hit in return for increased visual quality, so skin attachment is useful for hair, clothing and more. It also simplifies our asset production pipeline. However, we're having issues when attaching meshes such as these. What would you recommend for situations like this? Is it possible to control the threshold for vertex attachment?

We're using SkinAttachments with AttachmentType of Mesh without any problems, but SkinAttachments with AttachmentType of Transform simply won't work. We'd like to use these empty transforms to drive occlusion markers for eyes, as in the Enemies demo, but the attached transforms don't move. Are we missing something?

Mesh attachment updates with target:

Transform attachment does not update position with target:

Skin Attachment settings: