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Date: Thu, 29 Jun 1995 15:27:36 -0400
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Subject: Bone hierarchy in LW
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Is it just me, or do other LW users have difficulty positioning children
bones whose parents' heading and pitch have been adjusted?  The bone will
move in a  dirrection different than the mouse and not move at all in some
directions.  I have found that temporarily reseting the parent or using the
keyboard requestor are ways around the problem.   Is there a simpler (more
intuitive) way?

The reason I am asking is so I can position bones in a character whose arms
and legs are separate objects.   I  also am trying to have seamless joints
between the torso and arms.  Are a number of limited region bones the way to
tie down the seam while allowing for movement of the rest of the arm?

Thanks.
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