| Since | 20.5 |
This component adds full-body IK to the rig. To configure the weights of the FBIK controls, a weight point attribute is needed on the joints. If the weight attribute is used, a default weight has to be applied to all the driven joints before overriding specific joints with differing values.
Parameters ¶
name
The name of the subnet that is created when adding FBIK.
guidesource
The guide skeleton that is used as a reference for finding and creating controls.
Settings ¶
pttransformname
The name of the point transform node that the FBIK subnet connects to. The .geo suffix specifies the port on the point transform node to connect to.
tolerance
The margin of error that the solver is allowed to work within. Once the tolerance is reached, the solver can exit early from its iterations. Setting this to 0 forces the solver to always perform the full number of iterations.
damping
The damping factor for the solver. Larger values produce more stable results when, for example, a target is unreachable. However, a value that is too large requires more iterations to converge. A value of around 0.5 is typically a suitable initial value.
iterations
The number of iterations of the solver to perform.
Driven ¶
driven
An APEX path pattern of all the nodes that are deformed using the fbik component. For example, * ^*twist* ^%tag(fingers) excludes the twist and finger nodes that were previously set up with tags on the skeleton.
Drivers ¶
drivers
An APEX path pattern that is used to drive the FBIK. This is usually a small selection of joints in the hierarchy, like the feet, pelvis, wrists, and neck.
prefix
The prefix that is added to the FBIK controls.
suffix
The suffix that is added to the FBIK controls.
Shape ¶
shape
The shape of the controls.
color
The color of the control shapes.
scale
The scale of the control shapes.
| See also |
APEX Autorig Component
APEX Rigscript Component