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| − | {{l|Image:skeleton deformation icon.png|64px}}
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| − | == About Skeleton Deformation Layers==
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| − | {{l|Skeleton Deformation Layer}} is for raster deformation (pixel level) and can be used to image layers or whatever is in the context of the skeleton deformation layer (the rendered result of what's below it).
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| − | Skeleton Deformation acts like a normal "raster" layer (i.e. Blur, Warp), it is a raster deformation.
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| − | The Skeleton Distortion layer allows to set the distortion area and mesh resolution.
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| − | The {{l|Layers Panel}}'s Show/Hide checkbox of the Skeleton Deformation Layer activate/deactivate the deformation and the visibility of the distortion area.
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| − | ==Parameters of Skeleton Deformation Layers==
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| − | The parameters of the Skeleton Deformation Layers are:
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| − | {|border="0" align="none" style="border-collapse" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0"
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| − | |'''Name'''||'''Value'''||'''Type'''
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| − | ||{{l|Image:Real_icon.png|16px}} {{l|Z Depth Parameter|Z Depth}}
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| − | ||0.000000
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| − | ||real
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| − | |-style="background:#eeeeee"
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| − | ||{{l|Image:Real_icon.png|16px}} {{l|Amount Parameter|Amount}}
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| − | ||1.000000
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| − | ||real
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| − | ||{{l|Image:Integer_icon.png|16px}} {{l|Blend Method|Blend Method}}
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| − | ||Composite
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| − | |-style="background:#eeeeee"
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| − | ||{{l|Image:Integer_icon.png|16px}} {{l|Blur Layer|Type}}
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| − | ||Fast Gaussian Blur
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| − | ||integer
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| − | ||{{l|Image:Bones_icon.png|16px}} {{l|Bones|Bones}}
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| − | |-style="background:#eeeeee"
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| − | ||{{l|Image:Vector_icon.png|16px}} Point 1
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| − | ||{{l|Image:Vector_icon.png|16px}} Point 2
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| − | |-style="background:#eeeeee"
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| − | ||{{l|Image:Integer_icon.png|16px}} Horizontal subdivisions
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| − | ||32
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| − | ||integer
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| − | ||{{l|Image:Integer_icon.png|16px}} Vertical subdivisions
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| − | ||32
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| − | ||integer
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| − | |}
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| − | == Usage of the Skeleton Deformation Layer ==
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| − | === Setup of the distortion area ===
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| − | The Skeleton Deformation Layer's bound rectangle define the distortion area. You can modify it by dragging the handles of the first and second corners ({{literal|Point 1}} up left and {{literal|Point 2}} down right).
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| − | === Build the skeleton ===
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| − | To setup the bones of the Skeleton Deformation Layer, first, deactivate the deformation unchecking the {{literal|Show}} checkbox of from the {{l|Layers Panel}}. Now you can move the first bone using his {{literal|Origin}} handle, change his orientation with the {{literal|Angle}} handle and his length using the {{literal|Local Length Scale}} handle. Right click in any handle of bones and choose {{literal|Create Child Bone}} to create another bone and adjust it with his handles. Any child bones will follow recursively his parents position.
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| − | === Reset the Pose ===
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| − | Once you have terminated to setup the bones of your skeleton, from the {{l|Layers Panel}}, right click on the {{l|Skeleton Deformation Layer}} and from the contextual menu choose {{literal|Reset Pose}} to create the initial pose (without deformation) of the skeleton.
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| − | Now you can play with your skeleton.
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