Skeleton Layer - Revision history

Want at 11:09, 26 February 2017

2017-02-26T11:09:24Z

Darkspace65 at 18:04, 14 November 2016

2016-11-14T18:04:41Z

Darkspace65 at 17:57, 14 November 2016

2016-11-14T17:57:54Z

D.j.a.y: /* Skeleton construction */ fix paramater name + literal

2016-02-06T11:37:41Z

‎Skeleton construction: fix paramater name + literal

D.j.a.y: /* Summary */ fix intralinks

2016-02-06T11:19:49Z

‎Summary: fix intralinks

D.j.a.y: /* Skeleton construction */ canvas ---> workeare

2015-10-06T11:21:19Z

‎Skeleton construction: canvas ---> workeare

D.j.a.y: /* Skeleton construction */ Canvas ---> Canvas Window

2015-10-06T11:20:31Z

‎Skeleton construction: Canvas ---> Canvas Window

D.j.a.y: /* Skeleton construction */ fix

2015-10-06T11:19:13Z

‎Skeleton construction: fix

D.j.a.y: /* Skeleton construction */ fix main menu + formating

2015-10-06T11:18:34Z

‎Skeleton construction: fix main menu + formating

D.j.a.y: /* Skeleton construction */ main menu

2015-10-06T10:59:23Z

‎Skeleton construction: main menu

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 {{Category|Layers}}
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 * To deform raster images : {{l|Skeleton_Deformation_Layer}}.
 * {{l|Doc:Basic_Bone_Tutorial}}
-* A SIF-file of a rigged character using bones can be found {{l|Media:freecharrigged.sifz|here}}.
+* A SIF-file of a rigged character using bones can be found {{l|Media:riggedchar.zip|here}}.

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 * Select the corresponding {{literal|Item}} (the according bone's {{l|Handle|handles}} will be highligthed whith red squares)
 * Right click to open the context menu and select {{literal|Disconnect}}.
 == See Also ==

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 Once you have a {{Literal|Skeleton layer}}, the first bone appears. You have created the first bone of your Skeleton, this is your '''first parent bone'''.
-Each bones have few {{l|Handle|handles}} to control them : Origin, Angle, Length, Bone Wight and Tip Width. Take a look inside the {{l|Parameters Panel}} of the {{Literal|Skeleton layer}}, those handles are relative to some of those values (with also some advanced parameters).
+Each bones have the following {{l|Handle|handles}} to control them : {{literal|Origin}}, {{literal|Angle}}, {{literal|Local Length Scale}}, {{literal|Bone Width}} and {{literal|Tip Width}}. Take a look inside the {{l|Parameters Panel}} of the {{Literal|Skeleton layer}}, those handles are relative to some of those values (with also some advanced parameters).
 From the {{l|WorkArea}}, with the Bones {{l|Handle|handles}} you can easily move and adjust part of your Skeleton.

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 In the skeleton layer, each vertex is influenced by a weighted average combination of bones ''maybe from different skeletons?''.
-There are two ways to make a vector be influenced by bone(s). First is the {{l|Skeleton_Layer#Link to Bone}} action that would give a 100% of influence of one bone to one vector. Second is the {{l|Skeleton_Layer#Link to Skeleton}} that is a semiautomatic way to give weighted influence to a vector from all the bones that overlaps its influence area over the vector position. The more covered the vector is by the influence area, the higher is the influence weight. In any case you can manually specify the bone and the influence that you want by editing the values in the vector (sub)parameters. We need to modify the bone(s) with handles to perform the indirect movement to the vectors that are influenced by it(them)
+There are two ways to make a vector be influenced by bone(s). First is the {{l|Skeleton_Layer#Link to Bone|Link to Bone}} action that would give a 100% of influence of one bone to one vector. Second is the {{l|Skeleton_Layer#Link to Skeleton|Link to Skeleton}} that is a semiautomatic way to give weighted influence to a vector from all the bones that overlaps its influence area over the vector position. The more covered the vector is by the influence area, the higher is the influence weight. In any case you can manually specify the bone and the influence that you want by editing the values in the vector (sub)parameters. We need to modify the bone(s) with handles to perform the indirect movement to the vectors that are influenced by it(them)
 == Skeleton construction ==

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 * Repeat the operation, choosing accordingly the parent bone of your future bone (the parent of a hand bone is the arm, the parent bone of a finger is the hand bone...), to create your Skeleton.
-When created, a {{Literal|Skeleton layer}}, is {{l|Canvas Layer Menu|Disabled from rendering}} : the layer is visible in the {{l|Canvas Window}} but disabled in the final Render.
+When created, a {{Literal|Skeleton layer}}, is {{l|Canvas Layer Menu|Disabled from rendering}} : the layer is visible in the {{l|WorkArea}} but disabled in the final Render.
 ==Parameters of a Bone==

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 == Skeleton construction ==
-Add a {{Literal|Skeleton layer}}, if your {{l|Canvas}} is empty you can do that from the {{l|Main Menu|global}} or {{L|Caret|caret}} menus {{c|<Layer>|<New Layer>|<Other>|Skeleton|}}. If your canvas is not empty, right clicking inside the {{l|Layers_Panel}}. You have create the first bone of your Skeleton, this is your first parent bone.
+Add a {{Literal|Skeleton layer}} :
-Once you have a {{Literal|Skeleton layer}}, the first bone appears. Each bones have few {{l|Handle|handles}} to control them : Origin, Angle, Length, Bone Wight and Tip Width. Take a look inside the {{l|Parameters Panel}} of the {{Literal|Skeleton layer}}, those handles are relative to some of those values (with some advanced parameters). So with the Bones {{l|Handle|handles}} you can easily move and adjust part of your Skeleton.
+Each bones have few {{l|Handle|handles}} to control them : Origin, Angle, Length, Bone Wight and Tip Width. Take a look inside the {{l|Parameters Panel}} of the {{Literal|Skeleton layer}}, those handles are relative to some of those values (with also some advanced parameters).
-Now, you can had child bone. Right click on any {{l|Handle|handles}} of the parent bone you want and select {{Literal|Create Child Bone}}.
+From the {{l|WorkArea}}, with the Bones {{l|Handle|handles}} you can easily move and adjust part of your Skeleton.
-{{Literal|Skeleton layer}} when created, are {{l|Canvas Layer Menu|Disabled from rendering}}.
+Now, you can had child bones :
 ==Parameters of a Bone==