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This thread might be helpful, Marcos. I thought this problem was fixed in v16b. I haven't tried it though.

I would suggest reading one of the versions of Stop Staring: Facial Modeling and Animation Done Right by Jason Osipa. It is a much better method than using phonemes. I read the version from 2003, so there may be more information in newer versions of the book. Hope that helps.

Happy Birthday!

Looks great so far, Dan!

Congrats, Gene!

Cool, John!

Fantastic, Rodger!

Very cool!

Great stuff, Rodger!

Great start, Mike!

Thanks, Rodger!

Great work, Jeff!

Great stuff, Mark!

Hope you have a Happy Birthday, Rich!

Looks great to me, Gerry!

After exploring the possibility of installing an auto shoulder, I've decided to not include one. Several reasons, but the biggest one is that the controls would have to be in a location other than the arm...for an auto shoulder to work, a completely separate arm not attached to the shoulder has to be used as a controller. I think that kind of setup would be awkward for animating...purely my opinion, others might disagree. So, while it could be done, I don't think it would be very intuitive. Okay, on to the next thing.

They are modeled. It is quite a few patches, but that's normal for what I'm working on.

Great stuff, Marcos!

I just posted an update to the Squetch Rig in this post.

I tend to get too focused on one thing if I'm not careful...lately it's been some rig updates. So, I decided to model something small whenever I can that might be of use. Hopefully, it will keep me from getting so focused on something that I forget the other things I need to do. Yesterday, I felt like trying my hand at a small wheel.

Looks great so far, Gerald!

Happy Birthday, Marcel!

Fantastic, as usual, Mark!

Great stuff, Jim!

I messed with it...I think a year ago? I wasn't impressed at the time. Maybe it has gotten better.