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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:
2023-08-19.00-58-46.mp4
Meanwhile, after re-enabling the line:
2023-08-19.00-59-18-00.00.00.000-00.00.08.244.mp4
The target is actually moving downward just a tiny bit. So here you can see that somehow that offset.set() somehow manages to:
Rotate the armature properly, but not the movement direction (it goes downward).
Scale the armature properly, but not the movement magnitude (it goes much slower).
To emphasize the downward movement direction, here's the clip when I set the offset without the skin.scale (so just rotation & position):
2023-08-19.16-06-39.mp4
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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:2023-08-19.00-58-46.mp4
Meanwhile, after re-enabling the line:
2023-08-19.00-59-18-00.00.00.000-00.00.08.244.mp4
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):2023-08-19.16-06-39.mp4
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: