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FollowBone3D

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christinoleo
FollowBone3D

Simple plugin to allow for nodes to follow the transformation of bones within a 3d Skeleton. Very useful for attaching colliders to areas/bones of your meshes when there are animations changing the position of the bones. Its not super efficient, but does the job. PRs welcome!Install:Clone/download this repo into your project and activate the plugin from the project settings. You will have a new node called FollowBone3D.Example:See the example folder. It has a zombie with two collision shapes attached to two different bones.Also, see the video below (when I make it).Attribution:The example uses a zombie model by Thomas.Osterhammel from [https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/zombie-d22e3dc957b142479e1723a379494eb3](https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/zombie-d22e3dc957b142479e1723a379494eb3) and animations from [https://www.mixamo.com/](https://www.mixamo.com/)

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3.3
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1.0
License Version
MIT
Support Level
community
Modified Date
3 years ago
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Simple plugin to allow for nodes to follow the transformation of bones within a 3d Skeleton. Very useful for attaching colliders to areas/bones of your meshes when there are animations changing the position of the bones. Its not super efficient, but does the job. PRs welcome!

Install:
Clone/download this repo into your project and activate the plugin from the project settings. You will have a new node called FollowBone3D.

Example:
See the example folder. It has a zombie with two collision shapes attached to two different bones.
Also, see the video below (when I make it).

Attribution:
The example uses a zombie model by Thomas.Osterhammel from [https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/zombie-d22e3dc957b142479e1723a379494eb3](https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/zombie-d22e3dc957b142479e1723a379494eb3) and animations from [https://www.mixamo.com/](https://www.mixamo.com/)

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christinoleo
FollowBone3D

Simple plugin to allow for nodes to follow the transformation of bones within a 3d Skeleton. Very useful for attaching colliders to areas/bones of your meshes when there are animations changing the position of the bones. Its not super efficient, but does the job. PRs welcome!Install:Clone/download this repo into your project and activate the plugin from the project settings. You will have a new node called FollowBone3D.Example:See the example folder. It has a zombie with two collision shapes attached to two different bones.Also, see the video below (when I make it).Attribution:The example uses a zombie model by Thomas.Osterhammel from [https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/zombie-d22e3dc957b142479e1723a379494eb3](https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/zombie-d22e3dc957b142479e1723a379494eb3) and animations from [https://www.mixamo.com/](https://www.mixamo.com/)

Supported Engine Version
3.3
Version String
1.0
License Version
MIT
Support Level
community
Modified Date
3 years ago
Git URL
Link to Git URL
Issue URL
Link to Issues URL

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