Hash Fellow robcat2075 Posted June 7, 2005 Hash Fellow Posted June 7, 2005 In TSM2 the FK forearm and FK hand bones "grow" out of the elbow as the FK/IK slider is moved from 100% to 0% rather than simply appear regular size during the transition as in TSM 1. It would seem to make it impossible to match the FK pose to the IK Pose at the start or end of an FK/IK switch. It also introduces undesired motion as the geometry tries to track the shrinking FK bones in the middle of the switch. What is the intended advantage of this? edit: BTW, this behavior is different that what is described inthe online TSM2 manual which suggests the fuctionality will be the same as in TSM1: "When the slider gets to 100% it will blend the arms over to a completely different setup just for IK, which will suddenly become visible, and the normal control bones will disappear. " Quote
Morgan Posted June 8, 2005 Posted June 8, 2005 You're entirely right. The scaling effect was a temporary solution we came up with before I got bone hiding working. I should have taken that out once the preferred solution was implemented. I'll have a fix for this shortly -- thanks for pointing it out. Quote
Hash Fellow robcat2075 Posted June 8, 2005 Author Hash Fellow Posted June 8, 2005 I'll have a fix for this shortly Quote
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