How to create Root Motion in UE5! Tutorial!

Rm Fix Tool is the Unreal Engine code plugin that lets you create root motion for your animation in 5 seconds.
Link to UE Marketplace:
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If your animation is lacking root motion but moves in the world you can easily create it by transferring animation data from other bone (for example pelvis) to root bone. This process can easily be done with the help of RM Fix Tool directly in Unreal Engine 5 and only in couple of clicks. You don't need to export it to programs like blender or Maya.
RmFixtool is a great solution for animators that need to bring their animations to meet Unreal Engine requirements.
Enjoy.
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[@ahi6315]

Great plugin, saved me a decent amount of headache. Great to make in place animations also! Thank you so much for making this.

[@AttakuStudio]

Besides creating root motion, Rm Fix Tool also lets you change the direction of the animation, snap IK bones, remove root motion and offset root bone to world 0 directly in Unreal Engine 5. Also you are able to manipulate several animations at once.

[@Xylot]

Too bad this doesn't fix the issue of Mixamo animations being locked at the pelvis. I've tried every setting combination possible, and still the animation remains locked at the hips. Am I missing something?

[@AttakuStudio]

Have you added root bone to the mixamo animations? They don't have it at default. The best approach I've found dealing with mixamo is to use Terribilis studio converter (free/donation). Then you will have the proper root bone and root motion. After that you can tweak it to your liking with RM Fix Tool. The plugin can't fix root motion if the root bone is missing or not setup correctly.

[@denischetyrin6980]

It is normal that my root motion operates in world space and not in local space? because the rotation of my character seems to not mater for the root motion, is just oriented to world space

[@raleartstudio1701]

Why is my charcter in the preview animation half in the floor?

[@raleartstudio1701]

I figured out that if I select z axis it does that. however now my character keeps snapping backwards after the animation during gameplay still which is the whoel reason I bought this to begin with.

[@AttakuStudio]

@@raleartstudio1701 I'm sure we can fix that, please join our discord.gg/ERfQd5VgMU and post screenshots of your process and result so we can take a look. Also please make sure that you have "root motion" checked in the details panel of your animation before using it in the game.

[@raleartstudio1701]

I figured it out. Its because of my character being created in character creator 4. even after export it uses cc_pelvis instead of just pelvis @@AttakuStudio

[@mustafayenerkol9958]

@@raleartstudio1701 Hello, I am in my cc4 character; I chose "root-root" instead of "pelvis-root". it worked. :)
Of course, my problem was: the metahuman head I added to my character was moving to and from another country while the animation was playing..🙂