CakeOrDeath
7 years ago
Help me out here ... does rigged mesh clothing have an attach point defined in the mesh? I'm trying to remember the role of attach points with mesh clothing
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Teganna
7 years ago
yeah and can be any part in sl
CakeOrDeath
7 years ago
and if a mesh object specifies "hip" or something, and you manually attach it to foot, what happens?
Kota
7 years ago
Nothing, rigged mesh will attach the same regardless of the attachment point.
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Teganna
7 years ago
a clothing item shouldnt specify a part? since it'll just go where its meant to
CakeOrDeath
7 years ago
can you rig to the hud attach points?
many many items that are rigged no matter what, hair, shoes, pants etc have the right hand attachment spot.. it goes where it needs to be no matter where you attach it
CakeOrDeath
7 years ago
ok so is it correct to say that rigging attaches points of the item to SL bones, regardless of SL attach points? yeah?
Teganna
7 years ago
correct
Kota
7 years ago
Yes, rigging an item to be influenced by the bones of the sl skeleton is a separate thing from the sl attach points and it will keep the same influences regardless of where you attach it (no idea about hud points)
Teganna
7 years ago
if i upload a shirt, the default attachment when you add to an avatar will be a hand. you can choose your own so that it wont take off the hand/rings/whatever else the person might be wearing, but no attachment point will actually effect the item- it will go where its meant to no matter what
Teganna
7 years ago
i generally pick a left pec or something that people are unlikely to have something attached to, so that adding my item wont' take off anything else they're wearing, so that might be why you see all sorts of attachment points, but thats just out of courtesy to the customer. it doesnt actually impact the mesh location
CakeOrDeath
7 years ago
ok then the answer has got to be "no" about rigging to the hud, because those are attach points, not bones. Woot!
CakeOrDeath
7 years ago
I swear, this SL thing would fall apart without smart women.
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