Mixamo to Unreal

Make sure and export the character you created in FBX or OBJ format in a T-Pose

Open Mixamo and search characters

Click Upload Character

Upload the OBJ or FBX File

Rotate your T-Posed Character so that the character is facing forward then click Next

Place the chin, wrists, elbows, knees and groin (select no fingers if your character has no fingers) in the Auto-rigger

Once the rigging is done, click Next

Go to the seach bar in Mixamo and search for T 

Select T Pose

Click Download

If your character has skin, select with skin or without skin if not

Download the file

Find some animations you like and download them

Idle, Walk & Run

Download without skin

When you download teh walking animation, make sure you have In Place Selected * Very important

Open up Unreal Engine Create a new folder with the name of your character

Create a folder inside with the new folder and place the model inside (import)

Create a new folder inside the folder you created with your new player and name it animations

Open the animations folder and add the animations that you downloaded

Make sure and target it to the new skeleton that you just added

In your animations folder

Create an animation Blend Space

right click > Animation > Legacy > Blend Space 1D

Select the skeleton you just added

Give it a name 

Open it up

Add the animations on the timeline

Save and close

In your animations folder, create an animation blueprint

Right Click > Animation > Animation Blueprint

Select the skeleton you want the animations on

Name it ABP_Whatever

Open up your new Animation Blueprint

Right Click and add State Machine

Connect to output pose

Open up yout new state machine node by double clicking

Drag in your BlensSpace from the asset browser on the left

Connect entry to the BlendSpace

Double Click yopur blendSpace to open it

Reight click on the input of your BlendSpace Player Node and Promote to Variable

Name the variable Speed

Click back to your New State machine

Drag in your Jumping up, falling idle and jumping down animations

Connect the BlendSpace to the Jumping Up, Jumping up to the falling idle, falling idle to the jumping down and jumping down to the blendspace

Double Click on the transition from the blendspace to the jumping up animation

Right click on Can enter Transition and promote to Variable
Name the variable IsFalling

Go back to the New State machine and open up the transition betweek Jumping Up and Falling Idle

Right click and add Time Remaining (jumping up) node

Add a less (<)

Make it 0.1

Connect to the result

Open the transition from Falling to Jumping Down

Drag in your Variable IsFalling at select Get

Add a NOT Boolean

Connect to the result

Open your transition from Jumping Down to the blend space

Right click and add Time Remaining (jumping down)

Add a Less

make it 0.1

Connect to Result

Switch to your Animation Blueprint Event Graph

From Try Get Pawn Owner Node pull out get velocity

From the output of Get Velocity, pull out Vector Length

Drag in your Speed Variable and Set Speed

Connect the output of your vector length to the Set Speed Input

Connect the output of Event Blueprint Update Animation Output to the input of the set speed variable

Now we need to have it check to see if the player is falling

From the output of Get Pawn Owner output, pull out Get Movement Component

From your get movement component, pull out and add Is Falling

Drag is your IsFalling variable and set it

Connect your Set Speed Variable Output  to the Set Is Falling Variable

Compile and save

Open your third person blueprint character

Select the viewport

Select the character you want for your mesh

Select your animation

scale and rotate

Go to github

https://github.com/enziop/mixamo_converter

Click on <>Code

Select Download Zip

Open up Blender

Click edit

Click Preferences

Select Install

Find the zip file you downloaded from GitHub

Select the add-on

install

Find the Mixamo Add-On and make sure the box is checked to enable

Click on the little < at the top right near the Gizmo

Click on Mixamo

Click on your input path

find your animation

Find the character you would like to use and download the FBX in a T-Pose

Select the animation you wouild like to use

Click download

Format: FBX

FPS: 60

Skin: Without Skin

KeyFrame Reduction: None

Create a folder in Unreal Engine where you will place the character and animation

Drag your character in the folder first

Click Reset to Default 

Click Import All

You will get a warning about Export Smoothing Group.... No worries!

Drag in the animations to the folder

Make sure the mesh to have the new mesh selected

How you can drag your Animated sequence in the game