Andrew
Nov 26 2009, 04:25 AM
Hello all,
Is there an error in the 2001rig in the data file just downloaded from the hash site.
When I turn on Ik Arms Setup the right arm points to the sky.
Does it do this for anyone else?
Thanks in advance to all those who reply.
Andrew
itsjustme
Nov 26 2009, 05:41 AM
QUOTE(Andrew @ Nov 26 2009, 06:25 AM)

Hello all,
Is there an error in the 2001rig in the data file just downloaded from the hash site.
When I turn on Ik Arms Setup the right arm points to the sky.
Does it do this for anyone else?
Thanks in advance to all those who reply.
Andrew
The 2001 Rig was designed before there were changes in how A:M works in Actions (v13)...it doesn't take into account the "baking" of constraints when switching from FK to IK (or IK to FK). For that reason, I would recommend either the LiteRig, 2008 Rig, TSM2 or Squetch Rig. TSM2 was also designed before the change, but I haven't heard of any problems using it (and I think Mark Skodacek made a script that would update how it works...you'd have to do a search for it).
Hope that helps, Andrew.
mtpeak2
Nov 26 2009, 08:20 AM
The 2001 hasn't been maintained or updated in years. There are a number of other rigs available as David suggested.
The TSM2 updates that David mentioned are not available on the forum at this time (FK/IK seamless switching for arms and legs).
jakerupert
Nov 26 2009, 10:34 AM
>The TSM2 updates that David mentioned are not available on the forum at this time (FK/IK seamless switching for arms and legs).
<Hi Mark,
sounds very interesting!
Do you plan to release them one day?
Jake?
robcat2075
Nov 26 2009, 07:09 PM
QUOTE(Andrew @ Nov 26 2009, 06:25 AM)

Hello all,
Is there an error in the 2001rig in the data file just downloaded from the hash site.
When I turn on Ik Arms Setup the right arm points to the sky.
Does it do this for anyone else?
Thanks in advance to all those who reply.
Andrew
Did you actually install it in something an dfollow the directions to do so.
Other characters with AM2001 in them behave ok.
Andrew
Nov 27 2009, 02:54 AM
Hello robcat2075,
No I did not add it to another model.
I just loaded it, created an action and turned on IK Arms Setup.
When I do the right arm points to the sky.
thanks
andrew
Andrew
Nov 27 2009, 03:00 AM
QUOTE(itsjustme @ Nov 26 2009, 05:41 AM)

QUOTE(Andrew @ Nov 26 2009, 06:25 AM)

Hello all,
Is there an error in the 2001rig in the data file just downloaded from the hash site.
When I turn on Ik Arms Setup the right arm points to the sky.
Does it do this for anyone else?
Thanks in advance to all those who reply.
Andrew
The 2001 Rig was designed before there were changes in how A:M works in Actions (v13)...it doesn't take into account the "baking" of constraints when switching from FK to IK (or IK to FK). For that reason, I would recommend either the LiteRig, 2008 Rig, TSM2 or Squetch Rig. TSM2 was also designed before the change, but I haven't heard of any problems using it (and I think Mark Skodacek made a script that would update how it works...you'd have to do a search for it).
Hope that helps, Andrew.
Hello Itsjustme,
Thanks for the feedback. Very helpfull.
But the other models seem to work ok. They also look like the 2001 rig. Has someone updated those and not the 2001 rig?
andrew
mtpeak2
Nov 27 2009, 01:33 PM
I posted an updated 2001 Rig
here that fixes the problem you are having, plus a few other things. If you find anything else wrong, let me know and I'll fix it.
Andrew
Dec 15 2009, 04:33 AM
QUOTE(mtpeak2 @ Nov 27 2009, 01:33 PM)

I posted an updated 2001 Rig
here that fixes the problem you are having, plus a few other things. If you find anything else wrong, let me know and I'll fix it.
Hello mtpeak2,
Wow that's great, thank you!
andrew
Andrew
Dec 15 2009, 04:47 AM
QUOTE(mtpeak2 @ Nov 27 2009, 01:33 PM)

I posted an updated 2001 Rig
here that fixes the problem you are having, plus a few other things. If you find anything else wrong, let me know and I'll fix it.
Hello mtpeak2,
I hope this is not a bother. But I note then when I turn on
Left Hand Lock and move the hand around the arm moves as well. Same with the
Right Hand Lock and the bone does not stay fixed to the null. Is it possible to have the hand bone orient like the hand null?
Or how much per model for you to rig with a simple rig some models I have?
Thanks
Andrew
mtpeak2
Dec 15 2009, 07:44 AM
The hand lock poses lock the rotation of the hand, but you can still manually adjust it, it doesn't lock the translation. So if the hand targets are pulled away from the length of the arm, the hand bone will pull away from the hand target, staying attached to the forearm. So I'm not really sure what your problem is.
With some modifications, you could probably have the hands orient like the hand targets, but that will probably interfere with the hand lock poses.
I usually don't rig models for people, only for a selected few. I will help you rig your own models, but you will have to give it an honest attempt and post your progress here on the forum. If you have any issues, I'll take a look at them.
pixelplucker
Dec 23 2009, 09:52 PM
Does the updated 2001 rig work with previous actions (resolute walk etc etc)?
I have some issues with a small animation I did and the left fore arm won't bend properly for smart skinning. If actions can't be used with the updated rig then I will just redo using the 2008 rig.
I also ran into a quirk with the tsm2 on another character that after the mirror bones was applied, part of the geometry evaporated. Not sure but it might be the 15.0i I tried it under.
mtpeak2
Dec 24 2009, 02:29 PM
Yes, The actions still work for the update on the 2001 rig.
I couldn't tell you about the smartskinning problem without seeing the model. It's most likely a smartskin which has a reference to a wrong bone in it, but I couldn't tell you without looking at it.
As for the TSM2 problem, did you run the MirrorBones plugin before or after you ran TSM2 fipper?
pixelplucker
Dec 27 2009, 01:59 PM
I used the tsm2 flipper and the geometry evaporated. I'll check it out again from one of my backups when I get a chance.
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