We have tried to keep Fuse available as long as possible, but, unfortunately, it will soon stop working on the newest Mac OS (10.15), once it releases later this year, due to incompatible technology components. And as a result, we've stopped future development of Adobe Fuse (Beta), a 3D character creation software acquired in 2015.
Thank you for the link elsewhere that explains why Adobe is stopping development of Fuse, but not the whole area of 3D. So any free, downloadable, legal documentation you all, or anyone reading this, knows of, would be appreciated. Since Adobe is stopping development of Fuse, I am looking to learn how to work within Dimension. Fuse models are exported to Mixamo directly through the 'Send to Mixamo' button on the UI, and after the model is uploaded, it is automatically rigged and can then have one of the hundreds of free-to-use motion samples applied to it. Adobe Fuse characters can be processed through the Mixamo animation service. Another benefit you get when you upload from within Fuse is that, you get facial expressions rigged too, we don't get this if we upload the character manually. Mixamo is a free, online service by Adobe that does this process automatically which is otherwise a bit time taking.
Rigging includes adding a proper bone structure, etc.
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