Smoothing

Transfer mode and bone smoothing. Set these once per setup, come back if the motion looks jittery or laggy.

Settings

• Transfer mode how the actor's pose is converted onto your character. (default Muscle)

  • Muscle converts through Unity's humanoid muscle space.
  • Offset legacy mode: directly copies bone rotations through the T-pose offset. Greys out Muscle limits and the muscle editor panel. Use only if Muscle mode gives serious trouble.
  • Corrections run in both modes. Global app setting; loading a map never changes it.

• Smoothing bone-smoothing preset: Off / Low latency / Balanced / Smooth / Custom. (default Balanced)

  TIP

  Set Off if your receiving app already smooths the pose. Stacking two smoothers just adds lag.

  INFO

  Custom is a read-back state, not something you pick. It appears once you've hand-edited the Filter details sliders. To get back to a named preset, just pick one.

• Squat body-scale correction scales hip translation by body proportion so squat depth matches. Without it, a chibi character can sink through the floor or float when you squat. (default on)

• Filter details the raw One-Euro filter parameters behind the Smoothing preset. Editing any of these flips the preset to Custom.

  • boneFilterMinCutoff minimum cutoff. Lower is smoother but laggier. (default 1, range 0 to 10)
  • boneFilterBeta responsiveness to fast motion. Higher follows faster motion more closely. (default 0.5, range 0 to 5)
  • boneFilterDCutoff cutoff for the filter's speed signal. Rarely needs changing. (default 1, range 0.01 to 10)

  INFO

  Preset values for reference: Off sets minCutoff to 0; Low latency uses 2.5 / 1.0; Balanced uses 1 / 0.5; Smooth uses 0.6 / 0.3.

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