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      • August 3, 2012 at 5:06 am
      porton
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      If its an IK Spline based spine setup, it seems like you're getting double transformations. This occurs when two things are influencing the position of a curve or the points on a curve. So, here, depending on how you set it up, the spline may be skinned to control joints, and in the hierarchy of the hips. So when you move it, the joints are moving the 

      • August 3, 2012 at 5:06 am
      porton
      Participant

      If its an IK Spline based spine setup, it seems like you're getting double transformations. This occurs when two things are influencing the position of a curve or the points on a curve. So, here, depending on how you set it up, the spline may be skinned to control joints, and in the hierarchy of the hips. So when you move it, the joints are moving the 

      • August 3, 2012 at 5:06 am
      porton
      Participant

      If its an IK Spline based spine setup, it seems like you're getting double transformations. This occurs when two things are influencing the position of a curve or the points on a curve. So, here, depending on how you set it up, the spline may be skinned to control joints, and in the hierarchy of the hips. So when you move it, the joints are moving the 

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