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LF Milltina Thigh Physbones 6609301

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  • LittleKaiitlynL
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    LittleKaiitlyn
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    https://booth.pm/ja/items/6609301

    Upvote = I give cookie ;3

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      blapanda
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      Actually, it isn't that hard making a thigh jiggle yourself.
      Add another bone in blender - simply extrude (E) a bone from the end of your actual upper leg, disconnect it, so it has the dotted line (just parented) and take over the weight paint data off your leg-bone (or simply redo it, if you want to narrow the area down to your taste), reimport the model into unity engine and assign physbones to the thigh-jiggle-bone (not leg), fiddle around with the values for a proper movement and there you go.

      Oh and also apply the freshly weight painted area of your thigh-jiggle-bone to your thigh-high and that is the last step to accomplish your goal. I have no clue if the thigh-high is a modular addon or being added to the actual avatar inside blender, so you have to find that out first.

      grafik.png

      This will be much faster than actually waiting for someone uploading this in the end.

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      • B blapanda

        Actually, it isn't that hard making a thigh jiggle yourself.
        Add another bone in blender - simply extrude (E) a bone from the end of your actual upper leg, disconnect it, so it has the dotted line (just parented) and take over the weight paint data off your leg-bone (or simply redo it, if you want to narrow the area down to your taste), reimport the model into unity engine and assign physbones to the thigh-jiggle-bone (not leg), fiddle around with the values for a proper movement and there you go.

        Oh and also apply the freshly weight painted area of your thigh-jiggle-bone to your thigh-high and that is the last step to accomplish your goal. I have no clue if the thigh-high is a modular addon or being added to the actual avatar inside blender, so you have to find that out first.

        grafik.png

        This will be much faster than actually waiting for someone uploading this in the end.

        LittleKaiitlynL
        LittleKaiitlynL
        LittleKaiitlyn
        wrote on last edited by
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        @blapanda I have very little knowledge of blender rigging & weightpainting, but I can try give this a go, thank you.

        Upvote = I give cookie ;3

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