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When creating a blend matrix between left en right side controls. The the left side has -1 scale the result is that x is 0 en the control becomes unstable.
Is there a solution for this? Or could this be described as a bug?
This is happening when using the createInterpolateTransform from rigbits
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A simple solution would be to skip the scale
So the interpolate Transform function would be this: def createInterpolateTransform(objects=None, blend=.5, transform="srt", *args): transform="srt" will be added to the function, so you could disable the scale of the transform.
Shall I make a pull request? It's backwards compatible and gives more options to the interpolate that could be useful in other situation also
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When creating a blend matrix between left en right side controls. The the left side has -1 scale the result is that x is 0 en the control becomes unstable.
Is there a solution for this? Or could this be described as a bug?
This is happening when using the createInterpolateTransform from rigbits
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: