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3d forum advanced guest Joined: 12 Dec 2009 Posts: 6

how can i do so the bodyparts of a model dont go trough each other, like in this pictures? how can i make them collide, and the skeletton to make skinned object to collide, and bounse or glide like it normaly does in the real world?

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Description: the arms are so close to the body.

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Description: walking lady

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Description: the arms going trouch the legs.

Site Admin Joined: 25 Jul 2005 Posts: 798

Can you show the wireframe view of your model when it is in the default rigging pose?
Also please show the envelopes.
From the pictures that you posted it is not clear, but this is most probable a skinning problem i.e. you didn't apply the 3d mesh weights correctly.

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