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Rig Scale Problem

Rig Scale Problem

2005-04-29       - By Brad Friedman

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since I don't know your exact heirarchy I can't tell you exactly what to
do but my first instinct would be to take the eye goemetry out from
below the global SRT and leave it sitting along side it in the model.  
its worth a try.

Byron Nash wrote:

> Thanks, that helped. The tail is scaling now. Any ideas on the eyes
> scaling double?
>
>  
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> **Byron Nash**
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> 704-561-7764
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since I don't know your exact heirarchy I can't tell you exactly what
to do but my first instinct would be to take the eye goemetry out from
below the global SRT and leave it sitting along side it in the model.&nbsp;
its worth a try.<br>
<br>
Byron Nash wrote:
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