A problem I had was trying to re-make R6 animations to R15. I could pay someone to do it, which I have, but it costed time and money, and I am not the only one with the problem. There is an existing converter, but it doesn’t attempt to preposition the arms and legs. It does basic inverse kinematics to do this. It isn’t perfect, but it does work.
I have been aware of this bug but never fixed it. By the time I was made aware of it, it had been over a year since I last used it and I never looked into it again. The problem did come back up with Nexus VR Character V.2, but the math is completely different and had a very different fix.
Plugins uploaded to Roblox are able to be opened and modified in Roblox Studio. There are 3 mostly easy ways to do it:
Find the file in your Roblox’s InstalledPlugins folder (assuming you have it installed already).
Use a browser extension like BTRoblox to download the plugin file as a model file.
I’ve stopped supporting this plugin a while ago, but I can push out a quick fix to people with the pluugin for that if you can provide me the fix. Otherwise, feel free to become a maintainer with your own version and consider adding a better user interface than mine. It will be harder to find though without being part of the plugin marketplace.
Sorry about the necrobump, but is the “existing version” still up? I’d like to convert animations without inverse kinematics but this is the only plugin I can find that converts r6 to r15. All of the others just do r15 to r6.
