Open joepal1976 opened 5 years ago
I get the same thing. The first 3 lines of op are
bpy.ops.object.mode_set(mode='POSE')
bpy.ops.pose.select_all(action='SELECT')
bpy.ops.pose.transforms_clear()
I put a return
after line 2, and the select all does both skeletons:
I wonder if this is supposed to happen, or an issue with 2.80? I happen to have a 2,79b for win32 still around, which I used to check the loading / running of DLL's on 32 bit. This does not happen on an old version, but one where you still are bringing characters across via socket. FYI, current version does not even load on 2.79 anymore. It gets invalid syntax
when class properties are declared using ':'.
The select_all
is required to get the B-BONE scaling to work. It looks kind of bad if IK is applied when posed, Clear all afterward worked. It does error on removal of IK though. Am going to look into removal
No, it happens maybe, because it can not do that pose with Via Ik/FK enabled. because trying to pose something trying to use an arm or forearm (it's not possible) because you only need to move the hand to move the arm Oh, and it could be also. if you are in pose mode on the human and you import another human (it forces you to go in obj mode, so that's maybe why it resets
To demonstrate:
Expected outcome: human A remains in current pose and is unaffected
Actual outcome: all bones in human A armature are reset back to rest pose