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Separating body and head movement

TodTod
edited February 2016 in Tips and Tricks
When controlling a model to make animations, try not to overly synchronize body motions with head motions, which will make the model look like a robot. Turn a head first, for example, and then the body should react and follow, kind of like inertia.
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