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Rename the Skeleton.Female collision bones вЂ“ I did this in the Outliner panel: PELVIS1, CHEST1, etc.

Delete the unneeded custom properties (outdated fbx settings) from each collision bone, leaving the restpose_rot and restpose_scale settings.

Select the armature layer with the COLLISON bones (all in caps) вЂ“ should be the third slot.

Skeleton.Female armature: Select the armature layer with the mBones вЂ“ should be the second slot вЂ“ and delete all of the mBones.

Viewport Display settings in the Armature Object Data Properties: Octahedral and Names.

The somewhat improved workflow that I drafted in Part 2 to copy custom properties from one armature to another: Male will be the same routine with different settings. IвЂ™ll blog about the female armature here.

Second life bento skeleton bones blender download how to#

Now for assembling the new armature and figuring out how to test it. Today IвЂ™ll add another armature вЂ“ one derived from avatar_skeleton.xml, with the volume bone custom settings I described in an earlier blog.

In the GitHub folder вЂњAda RadiusвЂќ I keep tools that I like to keep on hand: an armature built from the viewer Character folder file: avatar_skeleton.xml, the female armature, and a rebuilt version of Linden LabвЂ™s male_2016_08_05.dae. Imported: male_2016_08_05.dae with armatureДЄvatar_skeleton.xml (from the viewer Character folder) Imported: female_2016_08_05.dae with armature The Linden Lab folder is is a library of armatures downloaded from Second Life Wiki Fitted Mesh, Second Life Bento Resources and anything else we (the RuthAndRoth team) could find, including: There are a variety of resources available at RuthAndRoth GitHub under Reference. Because I also want an armature more-or-less correctly sized to the default male mesh (created inworld via morphs). IвЂ™ve switched directions a few times, and am now using different sources.