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I've been all day working on finishing up the rig on my charactor, cp weighting mostly using an action window to check my progress. At one point I noticed the FACE interface geometry was showing. It doesn't turn off (scale down). What did I do wrong?.....David can you help?

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I've been all day working on finishing up the rig on my charactor, cp weighting mostly using an action window to check my progress. At one point I noticed the FACE interface geometry was showing. It doesn't turn off (scale down). What did I do wrong?.....David can you help?

 

So, in an Action the FACE geometry doesn't hide itself when you have the "Animation_Controls/FACE Interface/FACE off/Joint Controls/Split Controls" Pose set to "0"?

 

I'm guessing that you accidentally assigned the head to the interface geometry, Steve. Compare the assigned bones (to the FACE interface geometry) in the installation rig to your installation. You can just re-assign everything to the correct bones and it should be fine.

 

If it's not that, I'll have you try a couple of other things.

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Dang you're good! that was it! Now I have another problem. In assigning the lip cp's(to lip_geom & lip_roll) same as Sam's. It's moving the cp's, not in the model just in an action...see pic. The lower left and upper left are assigned, lower didn't move just uppers. Any ideas?

 

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Dang you're good! that was it! Now I have another problem. In assigning the lip cp's(to lip_geom & lip_roll) same as Sam's. It's moving the cp's, not in the model just in an action...see pic. The lower left and upper left are assigned, lower didn't move just uppers. Any ideas?

 

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When you reset the compensates on the "Animation_Controls/Face_underlying_controls/face_setup/upper_lip_to_Maxilla" Poses, resetting them normally won't "take". You have to open each Pose, set the slider to 100%, set the rotation on the 'X', 'Y' and 'Z' to "0" then open the Timeline and copy the compensate values to the 0% side of the Pose. You do that for all of those Poses.

 

At least that's one possibility...if you're unable to track it down, I can take a look at it, Steve.

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