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PitchiPoy Animation Productions is sharing its custom rig types
with the Blender community at large. The new rig types all start
with "pitchipoy." and are used in PitchiPoy's productions.
Of particular interest is a face rig type for auto-rigging faces.
Other rig types include:
- Tentacles
- Fingers
- Arms/Legs
- Spine/Torso
Many thanks to PitchiPoy for their hard work and for sharing this back!
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Arm/leg rig upgrades:
- Arms and legs no longer scale with their parents, which was
problematic when e.g. the torso of a character did
squash-and-stretch causing the arms/legs to distort and shear.
- Squash-and-stretch for both FK and IK rigs.
- Rubber hose controls.
Misc changes/bugfixes:
- Rigify now locks all pose transforms for non-control bones
automatically.
- The README file now correctly reflects the new rig-type API.
- Scrubbed the code for unused variables and imports.
- PEP8 cleanups.
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This required changes to both the default human metarig and some of
the rig types. This updates the naming scheme to match new
best-practices, as per the CGCookie Flexrig.
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This makes it much easier for e.g. someone to branch Rigify for
custom purposes, since there won't be weird name conflicts.
Also changed from using __import__() for dynamic imports to using
importlib.import_module(). This simplifies the code and should
be more robust.
Finally, misc pep8 cleanups.
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Plus a few styling enhancements.
[[Split portion of a mixed commit.]]
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- remove/comment unused variables
- remove unused imports
- fixed some bugs using incorrect variables
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This allows IK arms and legs to still function properly even when they
start with an entirely straight chain.
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So far just IK->FK for biped.arm.
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Just required some misc updates due to python API changes.
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update_tag() tags for depsgraph update only, update() executes normal recalculation and creates edge data.
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single-bone chains. Now it refuses single-bone chains.
- IK arm and leg rigs now set the pole angle offset more precisely, so that
the arm/leg doesn't shift in the default pose when switching between IK/FK.
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