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Was requested to make a constrained physics (Restrict wheels on Y axis rotation only) setup for a chair 刻矛 MAO 🔆🪱🔆 modeled for Warudo+Vicon. It's literally just Dynamic Bones freeze axis and rotating the bone to force the direction. Do I recommend for characters: Yesn't.

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