Biped Arm
Creates an Auto Rig arm for a biped character.
See also: Create Rig, Reconnect Part, Placer, Biped Spine
This tool puts down an Auto Rig Biped Arm node and sets the hook object parameter. This tool is used for building biped characters.
Using Biped Arm
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Select the hook object.
The hook object provides parent transforms to the body part.
NoteThe most common hook point (wrist) is highlighted yellow for easy identification.
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Click the
Biped Arm button on the Auto Rigs tab.
Parameters
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Hook Object |
The path of the hook object. |
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Character Placer |
The path of the character placer. |
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Side |
Indicates the side of the body. For example, left or right. |
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Symmetry Override |
Override the symmetry of any parts hooked to this object. |
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Layer |
Indicates the order for the parent’s Set Rig. For example, the character placer is set to 0, the spine is set to 1, the arms and legs are set to 2 etc. This prevents the arms from being created or set before the spine when a rig is created or modified. |
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Rig Path |
The node on which to execute the Set Rig. |
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Set Rig |
Sets the rig on the path indicated above. |
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Display Controls |
Makes the controls visible or invisible. |
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Display Wire |
Makes the wire visible or invisible. |
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Control Scale |
Allows you to re-size the controls. |
Rigging
The parameters on this tab allow you to translate the collarbone, shoulder blade, shoulder, elbow, wrist, and hand, as well as rotate the wrist. This can also be done by translating the controls in the scene view.
Proxy
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Show |
Shows the bounding geometry or proxy groups of the body part. |
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Cutting Handles |
Hides or shows the cutting handles in wireframe or shaded modes. |
The rest of the parameters on this sub-tab allow you to translate, rotate, and scale the proxy cutting controls of the arm. These include: shoulder, elbow, and wrist.