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Is it possible to limit foot ik with a foot roll mechanism from stretching the leg?
I tried applying a distance limit constraint but it always breaks in some form.
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>>1032872
Since the chain depends on the target the target can't directly depend on the chain.

So what you do is copy the foot/toe bones, and have those copy the angles of the foot/toe controller, so you get a foot that sticks to the chain end while still being controllable.
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Blender is fucking garbage. A professional buys the right tools for the right job instead of wasting his time and disrespecting his craft
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>>1032903
Thanks but the chain was already duplicated (def, tgt, mch)
It was just a matter of connecting the bone instead of having it disconnected(original rig tutorial is stretchy)
>>1032960
I'm not a pro and I have no chances of getting hired without education and with thousands of experienced animators laid off.
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>>1032964
Alright, well good luck. But I recommend grtting a student license.



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