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A Little Bit Lost When It Comes To Rigging Armor
Hey everyone, hope all is going well for you! I'm currently stuck at the point where I need to start rigging armor for a character in a game I'm working on. Some of it is straight-forward enough, but parts such as the shoulder plates have me a bit lost. Basically they need to have upward movement, but only to a certain… -
Re: A Little Bit Lost When It Comes To Rigging Armor
If the armor is not supposed to bend (e.g. leather armor does bend a little, metal doesn't) then bind each piece to a single bone. You may need to add bones specifically for pieces of armor, to give you precise control and prevent interpenetrations. Then link those bones into your hierarchy where it makes the most sense.… -
Re: A Little Bit Lost When It Comes To Rigging Armor
Hey Eric, thanks for the response! Hm, so the solution could be to just add bones for specific parts of the armor? I think I can see that working, not only in the short term, but long term as well. It just may mean a slightly different workflow within Unity, but at this point, it's hard to tell. I suppose it's time to mess…
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