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Im using maya 2009, the vertices that carry full influence of the wrist bone are not following the wrist bone, strangely the mesh follows the bone if I give the vertices around the wrist area zero influence, the rest of the mesh has been skinned fine. I've tried detaching skin and re painting the weights but the problem re occurs. Please Help!
I'm having the same issue in maya 2012. I fixed it once a few months ago but have since forgotten how I fixed it.
This is really causing a lot of problems. :[
Lu_ raziel hi,
i have solve that problem, by adding one more bone in the same place of wrist bone and remove the influence form the wrist bone and add the influence to supporting new bone and make it the child to the wrist bone… ;-)
Sudhanshu
Could any of you send me a version of your file with the problem? I would like to fix this so that you don't have to go through these steps.
dustin(at)rapidrig(dot)com
sudhanshubisht
