Anonymous >> #1274421
Posted on 2018-08-18 04:49:59 Score: 40 (vote Up) ( Report comment )

that ain't how horses work

Anonymous >> #1274435
Posted on 2018-08-18 05:03:35 Score: 32 (vote Up) ( Report comment )

Umm.....that horse should see a vet about those legs.

Anonymous >> #1274486
Posted on 2018-08-18 06:03:32 Score: 14 (vote Up) ( Report comment )

That ain't how a lot of those joints work, holy shit.

Anonymous >> #1274573
Posted on 2018-08-18 07:41:29 Score: 5 (vote Up) ( Report comment )

i would be willing to forgive those awful leg joints if it werent for that damn awful horse noise. i wanna listen to the chick getting slamed by the horse not listen to the stupid horse make noise

Anonymous >> #1274701
Posted on 2018-08-18 10:15:58 Score: 13 (vote Up) ( Report comment )

nobody cares, jackit it or shut it

Anonymous >> #1274742
Posted on 2018-08-18 11:30:08 Score: 22 (vote Up) ( Report comment )

This is a common issue with horses in source filmmaker. Most of the models don't provide a rig, so you need to make one yourself with one script. However, that script applies a rig according to how the human body moves, so it's fine with humans and dogs. However, since horse's front legs bend the opossite way, it looks like this.

If you try to force the joint tobend the opossite way with the rig applied, the legs break, so it looks awful. The only way to make it work would be to manually edit the code of the script to adjust the front legs joint, but isnot that easy unless you know how to code.

So yeah, most people would ignore that. It's not like that's the main focus on the scene anyway.

pygo >> #1275996
Posted on 2018-08-19 10:29:56 Score: 8 (vote Up) ( Report comment )

Actually, there are ways around this issue. You could just avoid using an IK rig at all. You can pose those joints however you want with the default FK rig. Of course, it's a pain to do that since all the bones are parented in the opposite direction. I'm pretty sure you can also apply an IK rig and then remove the constraints from the individual bones you want to manipulate independent of the rig. A really obvious workaround, though, is just to keep the broken legs out of the shot.

Anonymous >> #1291721
Posted on 2018-08-31 03:04:12 Score: 0 (vote Up) ( Report comment )

Could have been great if the front legs weren't broke af

Anonymous >> #1609026
Posted on 2019-03-11 10:43:19 Score: 1 (vote Up) ( Report comment )

The only thing that would make this better was if that horse had a six pack xD