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Great for starting out. Eliminated so much tedium. Thing is that I have an existing head rig that I'd like to swap out. Can I unlock these joints somehow and delete some?
You have to go to the outliner and find/select your joints from there. All joints are set to reference through the display overrides of each node in the attribute editor. Yo won't be able to select them through the viewport at this point.
Thanks for the fast reply! Yeah I just figured it out. It's no problem. The rig works great. Just had to take some time and familiarize myself with it. It also helped me understand where I went wrong on my quadruped rig attempt. Good learning tool! Thanks again!
Jerpoz
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