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Hello, i have follow your vid on how to use this nice mel script thoroughly and it succeeded making all the rig and controls. My question is how do i bind my model to it?
Thanks
dv
The skin binding is fairly easy because if you take a look in the outliner you will see a set created during the rigging process. Within are sets that include all the skin binding joints. This is quickly mentioned in the features video at about 40 seconds in. Simply select all the skin binding joints, select your skin mesh and smooth bind.
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