Example: If you are making a rigged tail, but include the pelvis bone in the tail's armature, if the pelvis bone is moved, then whoever wears the tail will have their pelvis bones offset. When making a rigged attachment, if there are any bones in the attachment's skeleton that aren't being used and are offset away from the default SL skeleton's bone positions, then they will be saved in the rigged attachment as position overrides for those bones. There are no tutorials about making rigged furry parts wtf The skeleton's base bones in the above image can be found in this armature layer (the blue selected one:) Custom Rigged Attachments With Position Overrides
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At the very least, to make a character that you can upload and have it Just Work and able to walk around and use animations, you need this set of bones:Ī good way to make an avatar is to download this Bento skeleton. You don't *need* to include every bone that SL supports, like the trillions of face bones, or the collision bones (the bones with all-caps names). The mHead bone needs to be attached to the mNeck bone, you can't attach mHead to any other bone. When you make an avatar, all the bones need to be named correctly, and in the right order for the bone heirarchy you can't just rearrange the skeleton in whatever way you want. The rest of the Sl+Open Sim Rigged/Static presets are all OK except for this needed change:
dae files to SL/OpenSim is STILL not correct (as of 2.93). I don't use avastar and I am much more familiar with Blender than SL, so keep my perspective in mind while referencing this I'll dump my notes for working around the dumb shit that SL makes me go through to make avatars here.
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