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<p></p> <p><b>新規ページ</b></p><div>{{Page/Header||}}<br /> <br /> {{review|}}<br /> <br /> = Applying Constraints to Bones =<br /> [[File:Doc26-rigging-constraints.png|frame|right|The {{Literal|Constraints}} panel in {{Literal|Pose}} mode, with one {{Literal|Floor}} constraint applied to the active bone (Bone.001).]]<br /> As bones behave like objects in {{Literal|Pose}} mode, they can also be constrained. This is why the {{Literal|Constraints}} panel is shown in both {{Literal|Object}} and {{Literal|Editing}} contexts in this mode… This panel contains the constraints ''of the active bone'' (its name is displayed at the top of the panel, in the {{Literal|To Bone:…}} static text field).<br /> <br /> Constraining bones can be used to control their degree of freedom in their pose transformations, using e.g. the {{Literal|Limit}} constraints. You can also use constraints to make a bone track another object/bone (inside the same object, or in another armature), etc. And the [[Doc:2.6/Manual/Rigging/Posing/Inverse_Kinematics|inverse kinematics feature]] is also mainly available through the {{Literal|IK Solver}} constraint – which is specific to bones.<br /> <br /> For example, a human elbow can’t rotate backward (unless the character has broken his hand), nor to the sides, and its forward and roll rotations are limited in a given range (for example, depending on the rest position of your elbow, it may be from '''0°''' to '''160°''', OR from '''-45°''' to '''135°'''). So you should apply a {{Literal|Limit Rotation}} constraint to the forearm bone (as the elbow movement is the result of rotating the forearm bone around its root).<br /> <br /> Using bones in constraints, either as owners or as targets, is discussed in detail in the [[Doc:2.6/Manual/Constraints|constraints pages]].<br /> {{clr}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Rigging]]<br /> [[Category:Armatures]]<br /> [[Category:Posing]]<br /> [[Category:Constraints]]</div>

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