Open ArsenicBismuth opened 1 year ago
I'm using the 003_retarget_and_springs.html example with a custom mixamoRig model. The tall/left model is the source, while the short/right model is the target.
003_retarget_and_springs.html
If I remove the arm.offset.set() line, this is what I get:
arm.offset.set()
https://github.com/sketchpunklabs/ossos/assets/19264532/939ce1c2-3559-462b-84c2-6a202479d501
Meanwhile, after re-enabling the line:
https://github.com/sketchpunklabs/ossos/assets/19264532/348e9026-069e-407a-93e3-39c0d958da61
The target is actually moving downward just a tiny bit. So here you can see that somehow that offset.set() somehow manages to:
offset.set()
To emphasize the downward movement direction, here's the clip when I set the offset without the skin.scale (so just rotation & position):
skin.scale
https://github.com/sketchpunklabs/ossos/assets/19264532/72fb649e-c856-49cb-abdc-b793c0ffb8e0
I'm using the
003_retarget_and_springs.html
example with a custom mixamoRig model. The tall/left model is the source, while the short/right model is the target.If I remove the
arm.offset.set()
line, this is what I get:https://github.com/sketchpunklabs/ossos/assets/19264532/939ce1c2-3559-462b-84c2-6a202479d501
Meanwhile, after re-enabling the line:
https://github.com/sketchpunklabs/ossos/assets/19264532/348e9026-069e-407a-93e3-39c0d958da61
The target is actually moving downward just a tiny bit. So here you can see that somehow that
offset.set()
somehow manages to:To emphasize the downward movement direction, here's the clip when I set the offset without the
skin.scale
(so just rotation & position):https://github.com/sketchpunklabs/ossos/assets/19264532/72fb649e-c856-49cb-abdc-b793c0ffb8e0