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Issue description:
Starting a skeleton ik node stops all previous if bones share some of its chain. Similar to #38026 but it's fix only works for complete separated chain (ie left arm and right arm). In this case a "Spine IK" for aiming was getting cleared by a "LeftHand IK" for hand placement (left arm chain should receive both IK influences).
Steps to reproduce:
Set up two Skeleton IK nodes, one on parent bone and one on child (ie chest and left arm) and start them both.
Some suggestion:
I know this is not the place for it, but saving IK information to animation keyframes could be useful. As it seems right now, IK transforms on bones are not recorded on "pose" property of bones.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Is it the same with the reworked skeleton ik from PR #39353?
The current merged master SkeletonIK has still more or less the old code base from Godot 3.x and SkeletonIK is exclusive and can't be mixed with other SkeletonIK in this version.
As it seems right now, IK transforms on bones are not recorded on "pose" property of bones.
The SkeletonIk result are applied as the bone_global_pose_override. This replaces the internal bone global pose values completely on each process frame while the SkeletonIK is running.
Skeleton has 4 bone pose layers:
bone rest pose (default pose, does not change)
bone pose (animation keyframes, applied on top bone rest pose)
bone custom pose (set by users mostly)
bone global pose override (used by SkeletonIK to overwrite everything else)
If you query Skeleton.get_bone_global_pose(bone_inx) AFTER the SkeletonIK process the ik results for the bone are returned as a Transform relative to the skeleton.
Godot version:
master
OS/device including version:
Windows 10
Issue description:
Starting a skeleton ik node stops all previous if bones share some of its chain. Similar to #38026 but it's fix only works for complete separated chain (ie left arm and right arm). In this case a "Spine IK" for aiming was getting cleared by a "LeftHand IK" for hand placement (left arm chain should receive both IK influences).
Steps to reproduce:
Set up two Skeleton IK nodes, one on parent bone and one on child (ie chest and left arm) and start them both.
Some suggestion:
I know this is not the place for it, but saving IK information to animation keyframes could be useful. As it seems right now, IK transforms on bones are not recorded on "pose" property of bones.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: