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Basically I’m looking for X,Y and Z scale options for the upper and lower Jaw. Are there such options? I know you can scale it as a whole, but sometimes I just want to widen the jaw.

Sure, the Jaw itself, both Upper and Lower are individual bones and as such can be scaled independently on the XY and Z axis by expanded Genesis out until you can see them and then moving over to the properties tab and scaling them.  However, if you want the flesh to move too that’s a different story.

lol huh? what do you mean by expanding genesis out?

On the scene tab, click on all all the little twisties until you see the Jaw.

as shown here:

Yes that I know. However this is all I get. There is no scale Z, scaleY, or scale X. Just scale appears. Im not talking about translate..

Zev0 - 23 July 2012 12:37 PM

Yes that I know. However this is all I get. There is no scale Z, scaleY, or scale X. Just scale appears. Im not talking about translate..

Zev0
I am just in the middle of taking screenshots to show you how its done. give me 10 mins and the answer WILL be here…

Sal.

Sal UK - 23 July 2012 01:10 PM

Zev0 - 23 July 2012 12:37 PM

Yes that I know. However this is all I get. There is no scale Z, scaleY, or scale X. Just scale appears. Im not talking about translate..

Zev0
I am just in the middle of taking screenshots to show you how its done. give me 10 mins and the answer WILL be here…

Sal.

ok here you go, the screenshots should explain themselves it will allow you to see and adjust the sizing.

Unchecking the Hidden box in the second shot will allow you to alter them you will have to do it for the 3 of them on the top and bottom jaw.

Sal.

Edit just to add it only scales the teeth the upper and lower jaw just incase you didnt know that.

Perfect. Thanks:)

What a difference:)

YAY, glad you found it.   Sorry I forgot that they were hidden by default.

Lol no problem, just glad Its there…

Zev0 - 23 July 2012 01:59 PM

Perfect. Thanks:)

Your welcome looks pretty cool!

Sal.