Problem with creature creator legs in C8.5

thoromyrthoromyr Posts: 452
edited December 1969 in Carrara Discussion

It has been a while since I've used creature creator and I just started working on a scene that needs it. I noticed that something was very wrong with the legs and verified that just loading M4, then the hoofed legs conformed to him, is sufficient to reproduce the problem. In the T pose all is fine, but rotating a thigh is problematic because the lower part of the leg does not keep up and so causes shearing. I am using C8.5 on OS X.


My question is this, does anyone know if this is an expected behavior? The last time I used creature creator was probably in C7 and I just don't have any good recollection of problems or the lack thereof.

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  • HeadwaxHeadwax Posts: 9,922
    edited December 1969

    I used it for quite a while late last year with no problems in 8.1097
    maybe the limits have been turned off accidentally
    you know when you give it a pose and it says' this pose is outside limits' or simialr and you have to choose whether to turn them off or leave them on?

    I had a simialr probelm with the poser ram
    can't r e,member how I fixed it ... dahh
    maybe I reset the constraints?

  • thoromyrthoromyr Posts: 452
    edited December 1969

    When it first saw this I considered that. I started a new scene, loaded m4 and the creature creator legs then rotated. No poses. And it isn't like you rotate past a point and it blows up, rather it is fine in the t pose but rotation of the thigh and the lower leg doesn't keep up. I'll try with 8.1 when I get the chance.

  • thoromyrthoromyr Posts: 452
    edited December 1969

    Okay, if I use C8.1 everything works find. C8.5-172 it does not. Time to file a bug report...

  • thoromyrthoromyr Posts: 452
    edited December 1969

    thoromyr said:
    Okay, if I use C8.1 everything works find. C8.5-172 it does not. Time to file a bug report...

    I don't seem to have a bookmark to the old bug site and there aren't any links I can find. Has the old site been retired? Where/how to report bugs?

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