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Is this dragon riggable?
Anyway, is this dragon riggable? Where the body is. Please feel free to comment where I should put the curves. Typology is so not fun...
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So I am not sure what was wrong and in addition, the legs folds in when I bend it.
Any suggestions?
Should I modeled the horns on the back as separate geometry?
Or extrude out?
Would that affect the binding part? I know nothing about rigging...
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And I just want to model an oriental dragon because everyone else is modeling a European one...just something different.
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As for the horns, you geometry itself should never actually affect the skeleton. (actually, if it did, you'd probably get a bunch of double transforms). I'd extrude them out as part of the geometry, and if the deform, skin-weight them so that they don't; you can find most of what you need in the maya help files. But so long as there aren't too many joints next to them, the horns shouldn't deform to much.
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