On May 25, 2012, at 6:20 PM, Christopher Sean Morrison wrote: > Unfortunately as far as I know, our joint/grip system was never documented. > I have some joint files around somewhere, but I'll have to dig for them. It > might be easier to just read the source code and recreate an input.
I found an excellently detailed (real) joint file, but cannot share it or the geometry that goes with it. With that, I was able to create a simpler example, however, that should at least parse correctly and help understand what the files look like. See attached. As can be seen, it is a rather powerful articulation system and should be documented. If you happen to make a real example and get it working for your testing purposes, do share. That would make a great addition to the repository and would get that feature a step closer towards being useful to non-developers. Cheers! Sean
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