"Rapid Rig: Modular" - Procedural Auto Rig 2.4.8 for Maya (maya script)

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  Alexandra Boatman said about 13 years ago:

  Oh, I see where the macro and micro curves for the legs are located now, but are they there for the arms as well?

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  Dustin Nelson said about 13 years ago:

  Hi Alexandra, When setting up your proxies, you want to set the number of roll joints to have your toon arms and legs. They are called roll joints in this version because they work slightly different, and you can control the number. To turn on the controls for both the arms and legs, you need to select the SwitchC (the one that looks like an arrow near the wrist or ankle) and turn on the Macro/Micro attributes in the channel box. Hope that makes sense :) Dustin

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  Alexandra Boatman said about 13 years ago:

  I used the preset for the bi-ped to start off with and then re-created the legs. So is the preset just the standard and not have roll joints? The SwitchC for my arms didn't have the macro and micro visibility attributes until I re-created them manually under the 'Create Modules' tab. Just wondering for future reference. I've already updated my arms with the roll joints without any problems. Thanks!

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  Dustin Nelson said about 13 years ago:

  The defaults for the biped do not have roll joints, but you can use the "Edit Modules" in the first main tab to go in and change the number of roll joints you want to your proxies. Each module type has its own section.

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  Dustin Nelson said about 13 years ago:

  My apologies, that was a bug I caused when cleaning up some other code. If you download Version 1.0.2, it will have a fix for this. Thanks for your patience, this is a very new product so there are a few kinks that will start surfacing, but I will try to fix them as quickly as possible :)

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