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I’m using truespace 5 to model my characters, and after exporting it to obj for rigging in motionbuilder I’m confronted with the mapping list. Now how can I reconcile my model with what’s needed in MB? Here’s my model with the component parts highlighted in Deep Exploration 5: Vest Head Feet Hands The whole body, with the armor displayed and nothing highlighted: Want I want to kno is if it is possible to use the naming conventions I have in place now to rig and skin the character or am I going to have to split my polygons even further than what I’ve done now. If anyone’s used poser’s setup room, is it possible for me to use a similar method; where I import the mesh assign a skeleton and select the polygons I want to associate with that skeleton either individualy, with a lasso, or by polygon groups. | ||||
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