Add Component > Massive Loop Avatar > Avatar Descriptor

MLAvatarDescriptor

Use MLAvatarDescriptor to define an Avatar. The component must attach to the root game object of the avatar.

Requires

• None

Parameters

Name	Description
Name	The name of the avatar prefab root object. This is name the name that will shown in prefab list.
Scale Modifier	The inverse of modified scale in fbx file. Refer to Avatar Upload for more info.
Eye Center	The game object indicating the location of the eye. This game object will automatically set by the Editor.
Symmetrical Hands	Indicating that the hands of this robot is symmetrical. When true, the editor adjusts the location and rotation of the right hand based on left hand.
Left Hand	The game object indicating the location of the left hand. This game object will automatically set by the Editor.
- Right Hand	(Visible if Symmetrical hands is false) The game object indicating the location of the right hand. This game object will automatically set by Editor.
L Laser Start Position	The game object indicating the start location of the left hand laser.
-R Laser Start Position	The game object indicating the start location of the right hand laser.
Seat Anchor	The game object indicating the location where the avatar seats. This game object will automatically set by the Editor.
Show Bounds	If selected the total bounds of the avatar will be drawn in scene view (or prefab view) using Gizmos.
Base Layer Animation Controller	The Animation controller used for animating the avatar, meant for locomotion animations, Check the default locomotion controller.
Second Layer Animation Controller	The Animation controller used for animating the avatar, meant for additive animations, e.g Hand animations. Check the default hand controller.
Emote Layer Animation Controller	The animations in this layer will override all previous layer, can be used for creating emotes, toggling GameObjects On/Off, changing materials, etc. Check the provided ML Emote Controller.
Blink Mechanic	Blink mechanic to use for eye-blinking simulation. Respective options appear on the selection of a blink mechanics (Blendshape, TextureOffset, and Bone Transform). Select None to disable the eye-blinking simulation.
- Min Blink Time	Minimum time between blinks in seconds
- Max Blink Time	Maximum time between blinks in seconds
- Min Blink Speed	Minimum blink speed in milliseconds
- Max Blink Speed	Maximum blink speed in milliseconds
- Skinned Mesh Renderer	Skinned Mesh Renderer component that contains the blink blendshape.
- Blink Blendshape	Blendshape to use for blinking.
- Texture UV Direction	Direction in which eye-blink frames are laid out. Available options are Vertical, and Horizontal.
- Total Frames	Total eye blink frames in the texture atlas.
- Amount of Blink Frames	The amount of frames to be used in eye blink.
- Blink Material	Material whose texture offset will get simulated.
- Left Eyelid	Left eyelid transform.
- Right Eyelid	Right eyelid transform.
- Right Eyelid Open Rotation	Right eyelid rotation when eye is open, use Modify option to view/update the eyelid rotation on the avatar.
- Right Eyelid Closed Rotation	Left eyelid rotation when eye is closed, use Modify option to view/update the eyelid rotation on the avatar.
Fixation Mechanic	Eye Fixation mechanic to use for eye-fixation simulation. Respective options appear on the selection of a fixation mechanics (Bone Transform, and TextureOffset ). Select None to disable the eye-fixation simulation.
- Max Look Right	Maximum rotation for lookin right (Avatar space), use Modify option to view/update the eye rotation.
- Max Look Left	Maximum rotation for looking left (Avatar space), use Modify option to view/update the eye rotation.
- Max Look Up	Maximum rotation for looking up (Avatar space), use Modify option to view/update the eye rotation.
- Max Look Down	Maximum rotation for looking down (Avatar space), use Modify option to view/update the eye rotation.
- Min Fixaton Time	Minimum Fixation time in seconds.
- Max Fixaton Time	Maximum Fixation time in seconds.
- Saccade Duration	Movement eye between fixations in milliseconds.
- Fixation Power	Range[0-1]. How far the eye fixation point should be. When set to 1, the eye will be fixated on a target. When set to 0, the eye fixation point will be selected randomly between default eye position and the maximum fixation point.
- Left Eye	Left eye bone transform.
- Right Eye	Right eye bone transform.
- Eyeball Material	Material whose texture offset will get simulated, this should be different from the blink material.
Mouth Simulation Mechanic	Mechanic to use for mouth simulation. Respective options appear on the selection of a mouth simulation mechanic (Jaw Bone, Jaw Bone Blendshape, Visemes Blendshape, Visemes Textures, and Visemes TextureOffset). Select None to disable the mouth simulation.
- Volume Multiplier	Volume multiplier used for increasing the volume for jaw bone simulation.
- Jaw Bone Transform	Jaw bone transform to use for jaw bone simulation.
- Jaw Bone Closed Rotation	Jaw bone rotation when it is closed.
- Jaw Bone Open Rotation	Jaw bone rotation when it is open.
- Viseme Skinned Mesh Renderer	Skinnned Mesh Renderer component that contains the visemes blendshapes.
- Blendshape	Jaw Movement Blendshape.
- Visemes	Blendshape to be used for each viseme, use Detect to auto fill visemes blendshapes, doesn't guarantee correct detection.
- Viseme Material	Material whose texture will get simulated.
- Visemes Textures	Texture to be used for each viseme.
- Visemes TextureOffset	TextureOffset to be used for each viseme.
Emotes Menu	The emote menu object which contains information about the emote input, animation parameters, etc. this will create an entry for emote in the Quick Menu. Refer to Emote Menu for more info.
Performance	The calculated avatar performance stats.