/3/ - first of all know that i am fairly new to blender - 3DCG

Anonymous

03/13/17(Mon)10:22:55 No.555274

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Anonymous 03/13/17(Mon)10:22:55 No.555274 Archived

first of all know that i am fairly new to blender and 3d creation in general.

i got the mesh of an arm, i've done all the rigging and all but i have one problem.

when i parent the mesh and the armature ( with automatic wheight ) all of the fingers armature deform their respective finger of the mesh correctly, except for the index, when i move the index bones the mesh just stays in place.

Someone knows how to fix it ?

Thanks

Anonymous
03/13/17(Mon)12:46:53 No.555283

Anonymous 03/13/17(Mon)12:46:53 No.555283

>>555274
FIRST LOOK AT YOUR HAND AGAIN

Anonymous
03/13/17(Mon)12:53:26 No.555285

Anonymous 03/13/17(Mon)12:53:26 No.555285

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>>555283
it's just the fucking point of view you fucking tard

however find the answer myself

Anonymous
03/13/17(Mon)13:18:48 No.555286

Anonymous 03/13/17(Mon)13:18:48 No.555286

the bone that isn't moving is the root bone i think.
you need to change it to another bone

Anonymous
03/13/17(Mon)17:22:22 No.555316

Anonymous 03/13/17(Mon)17:22:22 No.555316

>>555274
Call me old fashioned, but I would manually attach the armature to the mesh by naming vertex groups and assigning them like that.