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Bone lengths as specified by the [[$definebone]] commands are used to override any bone animations in the source files. Animations are recomputed with the new bone lengths, and the IK chains are resolved so that they end up in the original 3D locations | {{This is a|name=$lockbonelengths|QC command}} This is a very crude way to map one set of animations on to a different skeleton. Bone lengths as specified by the [[$definebone]] commands are used to override any bone animations in the source files. Animations are recomputed with the new bone lengths, and the IK chains are resolved so that they end up in the original 3D locations. | ||
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Revision as of 21:51, 15 July 2025
$lockbonelengths is a QC command available in all 
Source games. This is a very crude way to map one set of animations on to a different skeleton. Bone lengths as specified by the $definebone commands are used to override any bone animations in the source files. Animations are recomputed with the new bone lengths, and the IK chains are resolved so that they end up in the original 3D locations.
Syntax
$lockbonelengths