When I try to login to my Minecraft on my PS4, It will boot to the logo but get stuck there.
When the initial loading screen appears, hold the following buttons:.You may wish to try the following after the game has updated to version 1.16.1.03: Many thanks.ģ0 Jun - Some users are reporting that reinstalling the game will allow it to launch correctly again - if you do try and reinstall, please make sure that you make a back up of your world saves that you wish to keep beforehand (either through the cloud or on USB).Ĩ July - Today we are releasing a hotfix for PlayStation 4 that will enable you to clear your sign in data when launching the game, which we hope will avoid the issue where the game is getting stuck on the loading screen and also crashing. For those affected, it would be helpful if you could let us know in the comments whether you have a digital or disc version of the game, and whether you upgraded from Editions, or whether you have Bedrock only. No tail in back view - guess I got the names wrong.Mega_Spud - Thanks for all of the helpful information provided so far.A real noticeable one is the nose in the top view which is positioned in the middle of the character's head. Body Parts in the wrong position - most of these issues relate to incorrectly located pivot points and layer order.Body parts facing the wrong direction - Feet in the bottom view, which I know is a result of incorrectly positioned pivot points.Some body parts are missing on some angles - noticeably both ears on one particular view.Some body parts have inverted colors - a bug relating to them being flipped objects in DrawPlus.The character is rotating in space so you can see all the various body parts in action, along with all the problems. The video below is a demonstration of my character immediately after import into CTA2 with no changes or corrections made. This replaces all of Saul's body parts with your characters (all going to plan). If you have the Pipeline version of CTA2 that means exporting your template as a flash file, then importing it into the Dummy Saul Character (seen in the Tail Segment image above) using the dedicated 'SWF' import button in the character composer. Once you finish a G2 character template, the first thing to do is to import it into CrazyTalk Animator 2, so you can see everything that you've done wrong, along with what doesn't work. I actually suspect the whole tail thing is just there for G1 character compatibility but if I can get it to work that would be great. Until I can figure out what it is, I'm not going to add a tail to the other views. So I'm having to guess, based off the part naming structure within the template. The trouble is, I don't know what the tail segments should be named in the template for them to import correctly, as the names aren't given in the list of part names Reallusion supplies with their template.
Tail Segments still shown on G2 Characters. Although the tail is not part of the official DrawPlus G2 character template, CrazyTalk Animator 2 still retains the tail in the character composer - as seen in the image below.
CrazyTalk Animator G1 characters have provision for a tail made up of nine segments. If you look closely at the 180 view (2nd from the top left) you'll see that view includes a tail. I'm happy to say I've stuck to the daily progress commitment and can report that today I finished the last of all seven views in my DrawPlus template. If you'd like to catch up on previous posts before continuing, here are the links for Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3. Last time I posted about the creation of my first CrazyTalk Animator 2 G2 character, Happy Cat JAC, it was just a progress report to say I'd completed a second view of the character in my DrawPlus X8 template and a commitment to say progress had accelerated to daily work on the project.
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