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Subject: Take a look at this (shoulder)...can anyone help me?


zaug ( ) posted Thu, 02 December 1999 at 11:02 AM ยท edited Sun, 22 December 2024 at 6:57 PM

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I don't know why it's doing this, but if I try to raise his arm up, like he's reaching up, the shoulder won't move with it, so it looks obscenely unnatural. Any advice? What am I doing wrong here?? Please respond. Thanks, Steve


LoboUK ( ) posted Thu, 02 December 1999 at 11:11 AM

Not only unnatural, but very very painful :) I must admit I've never seen quite this effect before. Are you just moving the shoulder (via the dials)? Do you have "Limits" turned on? It looks very much to me as though you're twisting the shoulder and not moving the collar at all - and "use limits" isn't turned on Paul


Mason ( ) posted Thu, 02 December 1999 at 12:05 PM

Are you moving the arm through an IK control? If so the IK sucks at forcing twists, which is what the collar needs. You'll have to manually put in a twist yourself. I usually twist 50% up if I know the arm is going to be raised, then IK from there. If you try and IK all the way from the side you'll get some odd collar effects.


bloodsong ( ) posted Thu, 02 December 1999 at 7:09 PM

heya; i believe you want to move the collar, which will move the collar bone, scapula, and deltoid area around. what poser/zygote call the 'shoulder' is really the upper arm. dont let this confuse you. ;)


Krel ( ) posted Fri, 03 December 1999 at 6:49 AM

Try this......turn IK off on right arm. Then zero the collar, shoulder, forearm and hand parameters for the right side. Then reposition the arm by sections starting with the right collar. Use small settings evenly on each body part until the arm is where you want it. This should fix the breaking problem. What's happening is you have one body part's parameters set too extreme and the others aren't set at all or very little. Remember that when you move your arm in real life that your collar, shoulder, forearm, and hand each move in conjunction.......good luck...... Krel


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