Wrap a full body | MetaWrap Guide

Step 1

Import the body

One single mesh, facing the front. The body is already there, so there is no Load Body in this workflow.

Click Import Assets and choose Wrap Full Body. Your model must be one single mesh, head and body together; OBJ is the best format, then GLB, then FBX.
Check that the model faces the front and that arms and legs are clearly separated from the body.
On import, MetaWrap brings your model to the MetaHuman reference height: proportions and UVs stay the same. A MetaHuman it recognises is left as it is.
Decimate Mesh (Optional) is not required: a dense model can be wrapped as it is. Very dense models still make Blender slower.
Sculpt Source (optional, before the wrap) opens the arms or fixes the pose by hand with the Pose Brush: Apply keeps it, Cancel restores the original.

Your model

One single mesh. What you wrap must be one mesh, never several pieces, and with no accessories: no separate hair, eyebrows, eyelashes, glasses, clothes or jewellery.
A human face or body. Stylized is fine if it stays close to a human shape; monsters and creatures are not supported by the automatic steps.
File: OBJ is the best choice, then GLB, then FBX.
Size: up to 2 million vertices is extensively tested. MetaWrap has no hard limit of its own, but very heavy files slow Blender down.
For Auto Full Body: facing the front, with arms and legs clearly recognisable. When the automatic points are not reliable, use Manual.

Import Assets is the button for your own model. Import Head and Import Body, inside the Import from Project (.blend) menu, do something else: they bring in a head or a body from another MetaWrap project you saved earlier.

The imported body
Your body on the right, the MetaHuman on the left. Show Height, in Step 1, compares the two heights.

Tip: use the ← → keys