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mech arm - base skeleton 💀 - add extra bones 🦴 - simple model with sweep 💊 - detailed surface with cops 🔩 - rig with apex ☝️ #Houdini

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Enquiring minds want to know more, please.

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that's awesome!

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Can you explain why you prefer apex over kinefx? I still can't get what's an advantage of apex...

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I don't fully understand APEX yet, so I can't say an overall. But just in this case, it has a lot of sub bones, so it was convenient to set them up using an Apex Script loop.

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Arvid Schneider1 yıl önce

any chance to get a hip file of this? very curious on the setup. even a dumbed down version would be amazing

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