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#bones subgroups

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#2084From: David HofmannNov 26, 1994 3:53 PM
Hi Mike, just found out that when using the new way to assign the bones subgroups the name is twisted. The *big* bones subgroup is called name.SB and the *small* one is called name.BB. But the assignment itselve is correct. BTW, maybe I'm missing a simple thing. I would like to see which subgroups are asigned to a bones (axis) How can I find out that other than comparing the name of the bone and the subgroup name? -David
#2087From: GreG tsadilasNov 26, 1994 9:52 PM
>> BTW, maybe I'm missing a simple thing. I would like to see which subgroups are asigned to a bones (axis) How can I find out that other than comparing the name of the bone and the subgroup name? << David, Select the bone and then select BONES SUBGROUPS. The subgroups that are assigned to that bone will already be in the text fields. Unless thats not what you mean, and you want to be able to actually see the subgroup geometry? -Greg
#2092From: David HofmannNov 27, 1994 9:03 AM
Ah yes there it is. Didn't find it because it's in the other menu. -David
#2101From: Stan Kalisher (Impulse)Nov 27, 1994 7:23 PM
Dave There is a bonesubgrp menu time., select the axis and then the item in the last menu, it will show you by name what is where and who owns who. Mike
#2127From: David HofmannNov 29, 1994 10:05 AM
Found it. It's in the other menu so I didn't find it at first. BTW, just one more suggestion: a deselector and an adjustable value (tolerance) for the merge function (to eliminate very small faces) -David
#2134From: Stan Kalisher (Impulse)Nov 29, 1994 7:33 PM
Dave Yep I agree, we are working on the whole merge thing right now. Mike