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Enlight me please - is there a fast way to position the origin?

handel_035c4ce6handel_035c4ce6 Posts: 472
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Enlight me please - is there a fast way to position the origin? I mean the small green gizmo which appears when I activate the joint editor. When I try to move it the whole figure starts to run away from it.

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  • manekiNekomanekiNeko Posts: 1,414
    edited July 2020
    handel_035c4ce6 said:

    Enlight me please - is there a fast way to position the origin? I mean the small green gizmo which appears when I activate the joint editor. When I try to move it the whole figure starts to run away from it.

    there is a script by @mCasual - but i'm not a pro at using it, i think i should go over the books again. sometimes i get the results i want, sometimes i don't manage - but it's ME, not the script.

    it's called mcjChangeOrientation... check their threads or here (i can't find it right now in the forum) or on their site https://sites.google.com/site/mcasualsdazscripts3/mcjchangeorientation

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  • handel_035c4ce6handel_035c4ce6 Posts: 472
    manekiNeko said:
    handel_035c4ce6 said:

    Enlight me please - is there a fast way to position the origin? I mean the small green gizmo which appears when I activate the joint editor. When I try to move it the whole figure starts to run away from it.

    there is a script by @mCasual - but i'm not a pro at using it, i think i should go over the books again. sometimes i get the results i want, sometimes i don't manage - but it's ME, not the script.

    it's called mcjChangeOrientation... check their threads or here (i can't find it right now in the forum) or on their site https://sites.google.com/site/mcasualsdazscripts3/mcjchangeorientation

    I downloaded it, thanks. Looks pretty simple to use for my purpose! Will try it in the next couple of days.

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