I am assuming that the best solution would be to have the microphone prop be a part of the character's bone layer? I'm a newbie and doubting my every assumption still, though.
Putting a character in front of *and* behind a prop
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Putting a character in front of *and* behind a prop
Hi again! I'm back at it with my "live performance" animated music video. My character needs a lot of tweaking but the basic rig is more or less done, and now I want it to be able to stand behind the microphone, while also being able to place its hands "on top" of it, layer wise.
I am assuming that the best solution would be to have the microphone prop be a part of the character's bone layer? I'm a newbie and doubting my every assumption still, though.
I am assuming that the best solution would be to have the microphone prop be a part of the character's bone layer? I'm a newbie and doubting my every assumption still, though.
Re: Putting a character in front of *and* behind a prop
Correct and have the arm/hand layers sets in front of and behind of the mic so you can switch to those when you need to be in front of and behind the mic.
Re: Putting a character in front of *and* behind a prop
Excellent - will do! Thanks!sbtamu wrote:Correct and have the arm/hand layers sets in front of and behind of the mic so you can switch to those when you need to be in front of and behind the mic.