Motion dynamics

[Ulven]

Well I don't know so much about the motion dynamics but both muscle bones and flexmotion will do the trick. Looks like the springs only affect position.

[MikeBuckland]

Hey Boris!
How are you doing?
Ulven is right, you should just replace your bone hierarchy with nulls, then parent a muscle bone to each one, and each muscle bone must target the next null in the chain.
Cheers,
Mike

[borisgoreta2000]

Thanks for the tips but I am allways for the simplest of solutions. What the heck does rotation stands for under the springs tab (see attached image) ?

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Cheers ! :)

[Ulven]

Ok.... now this is about the most obscure thing I've ever seen..
Ok, Click your MotionDynamics and click on the springs tab.
Go through and uncheck X and Y pos on each bone.
Watch in awe as all of a sudden the thing rotates instead of moving into position.
Errrrr. Just don't ask me why.

[kursad_pileksuz]

By default, translation is enabled for all bones. Select all the bones under springs window and click translation off. That disables translation. Afterwards bones should just have rotation.

[MikeBuckland]

That's cool! I didnt know that.

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