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# 1 08-11-2013 , 11:14 AM
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types of IK skeleton joints

Thanks i figured it out


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# 2 08-11-2013 , 01:16 PM
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Those are just two joijnts put on top of eachother, usually people will do someting along those lines ( though I wouldn't do it quite like that) as volume preservation joints. I'd put a bit of a gap betweent the two joints at the elbow otherwise you will get strange joint orientations.


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# 3 08-11-2013 , 02:13 PM
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I need to do that type of method and I'm trying to search all over online for that information, so that I can do it. Yes, I would do the simple way, but I've got to try that particular method. I don't know what's called?

an elbow to wrist ik. a leg twist.


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# 4 08-11-2013 , 04:47 PM
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It isn't a method that's built in or anything like that.
I could help you more if you tell me exactly what you're trying to achieve ?


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