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DK wrote:I simply split the mouth into two halves and switch layers.....

I'm sorry, what's the advantage of splitting the mouth?

Genete wrote:A question.
The layers inside the mouth seems to be unaffected by any bone I add to the mouth switch layer. I've tried "Flexibind points" after made a "Release points" once I have selected all the points of the A mouth and it continues immune to any bone I put inside.

DK, have you done something special I cannot see now ?

I got it. For some reason the A, B, E etc. layers were layer binded although the switch layer don't have any bone (did you have previously the layers binded to any bone and the erased the bone?). I have selected the bind layer tool and click to none bone and the layer was released then to be flexibinded by the added bones....

That's cool! We can move the shapes with the classical bone chains and the layer scales pretty well with the bonded bone of the parent. It works like if you scale the layer but only in one direction (the given by the parent bone...)

Gnaws wrote:

DK wrote:I simply split the mouth into two halves and switch layers.....

I'm sorry, what's the advantage of splitting the mouth?

You can scale only a half with a bone. The scaled bone is in the parent bone layer so it affects to the entire switch layer. If you don't divide into two halves then you scale the left and right sides of the mouth at the same time what is not a good thing.

Genete wrote:If you don't divide into two halves then you scale the left and right sides of the mouth at the same time...

Of course! Each side of the mouth is then treated just like the eyes.

Brilliant.

I want to join in with all the others and just say how impressed I am with with DK, Heyvern and Genete. What wonderful work these guys are doing for all the rest of us here.
I was totally blown away by the simplicity of DK:s 2.5 rig and would humbly like to help out too, if I can.

Genete wrote: Any ideas to the nose?

How about this?

http://hazzelmann.prophp.org/AS/DK3Dmou ... _nosed.swf
http://hazzelmann.prophp.org/AS/DK3Dmou ... nosed.anme


EDIT: try these links instead
http://members.lycos.co.uk/hasse/AS/DK3 ... _nosed.swf
http://members.lycos.co.uk/hasse/AS/DK3 ... nosed.anme


The nose tip moves at another speed than the rest of the face, so it has to have scale bones of its own, right? That's what I have tried here...


Cap

That is one irritating hosting site! Can't you put these files somewhere else?

jahnocli wrote:That is one irritating hosting site! Can't you put these files somewhere else?

Yes, I agree.

However, if you simply right-click the links above and save them that way, you don't have to deal with that impossible web host.

jahnocli wrote:That is one irritating hosting site! Can't you put these files somewhere else?

Oh, sorry about that... just put them on the first available place I had... (I use that place for php testing)

I'll see if I can find a less irritating host...

Cap

i'm at office now (and i'm really hating to work...), but i have read all your messages and saw all your swf (except the last one, which doesn't work) and all your .anme files (when my boss is not looking here). i'm really excited, this is so so important, and the way how this topic have grown demonstrates it.
i'm, how to tell you this... i'm proud of this forum.
you are so close to obtain the perfect multi use turning head technique. i really want to come home soon and play with the files to look what could i provide.
thank you all which are contributing their sand granite (or big stone) to this cause.

Ok, new try, I hope this host works a little better, then...
(tell me if it doesn't)


http://members.lycos.co.uk/hasse/AS/DK3 ... _nosed.swf

http://members.lycos.co.uk/hasse/AS/DK3 ... nosed.anme


Cap

Hey Cap!
It looks great!. Great idea about the deformation of the nose.

If we can translate a little more far away it would be pretty nice nose!

Nice to see how this thread grows...
Genete

Hi Genete.

I think this is a bug. I tried adding bones into the switch layer but nothing happens either???
Re: two halves of the mouth. IT IS SO EASY TO DO!!!!
You simply animate one half as you would a whole mouth. hen you're finished you simply copy and mirror the other half
Don't worry about my anme file Genete. I am only using my old bone rig for experimentation for each element. The final model will include ears etc. It's just easier to work on individual elements for me when I' using a clean file.

D.K

DK wrote:Hi Genete.

I think this is a bug. I tried adding bones into the switch layer but nothing happens either???
Re: two halves of the mouth. IT IS SO EASY TO DO!!!!
You simply animate one half as you would a whole mouth. hen you're finished you simply copy and mirror the other half
Don't worry about my anme file Genete. I am only using my old bone rig for experimentation for each element. The final model will include ears etc. It's just easier to work on individual elements for me when I' using a clean file.

D.K

Maybe a bug but I have "unbinded" the vector layers and now are affected by bones inside the switch layer.

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(:Sad:) I have so few free time lately. I need to get some sleep... I get really tired. I have a lot of ideas about this scaled bones turn (I imagine like all of you )For example apply the springy bones to perform the rotation (translation) of the scaled bones... but now I need time to attend other obligations. Last week I only slept 4 hours a day....

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Please fell free to ask any kind of questions and continue developing this rig. I'll answer as many as my brain can do and my free time lets me.

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I really need to have a rest. I'm really exhausted. Don't think I'm off on this matter. Just need some time to recharge my batteries.

See you.

Hi Genete. I also must give it a break for a while due to other time committments. A nose is the next big thing!

Cheers
D.K

Genete wrote:Just need some time to recharge my batteries.

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