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Hi there! thanks for this script! I wont to modify it (create spheres and parent joints to spheres for easy selection) , but encountered some problems:
when i add this code to the selV proc:
string $sphere[] = `sphere -r 0.2`;
move $pos[0] $pos[1] $pos[2] $sphere[0];
parent $bone $jointGroup; //this parent don't work, so i can't bind jounts in bindObj proc
parent $bone $sphere[0];
Can you help me?
Great script, i was wondering if it's possible to add an option to constrain the joints to the vertices.
I try to find a way to export animated vertices to unity, unity don't read them so i try to convert a lot of vertices animations to joints animations.
Thanks!
fpsz
Comments on this feature request:
sethart said over 11 years ago: