Human rig configuration and Blend shape

[Dante-LilyWhite]

It is difficult to use this as an agent character because avatars do not have a blend shape for blink.
In addition, this rig configuration does not match the humanoid rig. Then, I cannot apply humanoid animations to avatars

[ChrisGoettfert]

hey, mixamo animations atleast for me work fine on the avatars. You can just change the animation type in the fbx window from generic to humanoid and it will initialize the avatar again to match the humanoid rig.

[PhilGauthier]

Hi, the avatar rigging fails for me :

[JashoBell]

Hi, the avatar rigging fails for me :

I faced the same issue! I'm planning to use the full catalog as possible self-avatars for an upcoming study. On import (and after setting useMixamoAnimations to false) though, the humanoid avatar ended up looking like this:

Fixing it took a while of messing around and my solution isn't super elegant, but you can find it here. You'll just need to grab the altered "FixRocketboxMaxImport" script, and the "boneUtilities" script, then remove the bits of the import script that aren't relevant to you, such as the FinalIK imports and:

if (assetPath.ToLower().Contains("rocketbox")) {
            if(g.GetComponent(typeof(AutoRigAvatar)) == null & usingAutoRig)
            {
                var ik = g.AddComponent<AutoRigAvatar>();
                if(usingFinalIK)
                {
                    ik.IKSetupChooser(AutoRigAvatar.ikSolver.FinalIK, g);
                } else {
                    ik.IKSetupChooser(AutoRigAvatar.ikSolver.UnityXR, g);
                }
            }

            if(g.GetComponent(typeof(AvatarManusHandSetup)) == null & usingManusGloves){
                g.AddComponent<AvatarManusHandSetup>();
            }
        }

At some point I will clean the script up and submit an official pull request.