Claws are not legs, and wings get a wrist
A clawed foot ends where the claws begin, hind legs bend at the back, and the guided rig can take a wing's wrist.
Found on a winged creature rigged by an AI agent, fixed as general rules:
- A foot that splits into claws ends where the claws start. Before, a marker placed on a claw tip could walk three leg bones down a single claw. If a marker sits where the claws begin, the fit now says so.
- The hock bends backwards. On the hind legs of four-legged creatures, the hock goes to the back of the lower leg: knee at the front, hock behind, foot forward.
- Wings keep their elbow. A leg rule no longer slides a pinned wing elbow along the wing.
- A wing wrist marker in precise mode, for wings whose wrist is clearly visible.