Two-legged creatures: a calm spine and a body that lies flat
On some two-legged creatures the spine twisted at every step, and a creature holding its arms out floated above the floor when it fell on its side. Both are fixed.
Two problems on two-legged creatures:
- The spine twisted at every step. When both legs sat exactly side by side, MonRig sometimes read one of them as a front leg and the other as a back leg, and gave the walk a four-legged rock of the back. Two legs that stand side by side are now always one pair.
- Floating when defeated. A creature that holds its arms straight out to the sides (a T pose) lay above the floor in the side Defeated: MonRig measured the arms as part of the body's flesh. The arms no longer count as body.
The walk is fixed for every creature at once. For a fallen creature saved before this change: open it in the editor, save it, and bake again.