Humanoid/Generic Animations: Back/Head pose

[tired peak]

Hello, quick question, do the humanoid animations affect the back/neck's pose? For example, in this photo, the humanoid's head and back are bending forward, and do not straighten out after clicking play like the generic demo model.

Humanoid model is the standard solider from Mixamo.

Thank you very much.

Note: This photo is from play-mode.

[trim scaffold]

Hi, it's not the Humanoid animation, but the actual animation clip itself. The generic character (the mannequin guy) uses a custom pose made by an animator (it's quite strange in TP, but that's because animator used the wrong base pose)

[tired peak]

I see. I was wondering if the head/back animation is why the camera/view looks different on my soldier character. I noticed when I clicked play the generic character "straighted-up." I also noticed the solider humanoid isn't as thin as the mannequin guy.

Since the camera is attached to the head, and the solider's head is tilted in play-mode compared to the mannequin, any thoughts on how to set up the camera?

Similar values put the camera in the head, and the AK-203 in his face

[trim scaffold]

This happens because in the editor, the unity animator animation (which is from mixamo btw, Rifle Idle) is used instead of the "straight pose". When the game starts and a weapon is equipped, a static pose for this weapon is blended in, and hence overrides the Mixamo pose

[tired peak]

Ahh I understand

[trim scaffold]

You can just take the camera, camera holder and fp camera socket, and adjust their position. But, if you need to hide the character head to avoid clipping, you can parent the MasterIK and camera-related objects to the neck, and set the head bone scale to zero. For more you can follow this thread we've had recently https://discord.com/channels/1027338787958816860/1142413028344729651

[tired peak]

Perfect, I'll look into that!

That was a surprisingly effective trick.. Thank you very much for the quick support!