AutoRigComponent : Spline : Driven Objects and Segments
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- sanostol
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Hello
I wonder how to specify the driven elements or segments with tags in the autorig component node, when it uses the spline component source.
For example I have two joint chains and want to tag some of the joints as splines, on side has the tag spline_A the other Spline_B, and now I want to use these tags to be used in the autorig component. the desired result would be two sets of spline controls for the tagged joints.
What would be the correct syntax in the driven field?
I can use the joint names in the right order to get spline controls, but if tags are possible it would be great
thanks
Martin
I wonder how to specify the driven elements or segments with tags in the autorig component node, when it uses the spline component source.
For example I have two joint chains and want to tag some of the joints as splines, on side has the tag spline_A the other Spline_B, and now I want to use these tags to be used in the autorig component. the desired result would be two sets of spline controls for the tagged joints.
What would be the correct syntax in the driven field?
I can use the joint names in the right order to get spline controls, but if tags are possible it would be great
thanks
Martin
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- sanostol
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- william_harley
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Segments and driven are performing the same function. The segment will run over multiple and the driven will only run once.
So if you want multiple spline setups use segment. That being said, you can also use the segment for a single spline setup.
It will only read the tags from the guide skeleton.
In your setup you can simply add spline* to the segment field, segments are by default seen as tags and dont need the #.
Internally this will run each tag in a loop and set up a spline per tag and name them.
So if you want multiple spline setups use segment. That being said, you can also use the segment for a single spline setup.
It will only read the tags from the guide skeleton.
In your setup you can simply add spline* to the segment field, segments are by default seen as tags and dont need the #.
Internally this will run each tag in a loop and set up a spline per tag and name them.
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