Biped always had it`s own ‘Skin Pose Mode’ in the form of the ‘Figure Mode’ located at the Motion-Panel->Biped rollout.

thanks… i know about that…*

but it’s not the same as using skin pose.

my client’s skeleton is a combination of biped and custom bones. i want to provide a universal ‘skin pose’ interface

Maybe you could store those skinpose transforms on custom properties on only those misbehaving CS Biped bones… and with your own “Assume Skin Pose” command you call the standard skin pose function, and then use your script to reset those misbehaving bones from the stored matrix in their custom property?

What i have done in the past was once I set Skin Pose on the biped is to mute *the animation tracks on the controllers that control the extra added bones or muted the animated tracks on the bone it self, forcing it to go back to t pose,it’s a hack that I was never happy with,
Someone also told me that the set skin pose option for bipeds should also take into consideration any added bones, but I never got how to get that to work.

@denisT – I’m curious as to your plan on how to get around this CS Biped flaw?

very good.thank you.طراحی نما

it seems to work when auto key is on, maybe you could use that somehow.

what about in Copy/Paste rollout, create a Collection, create a Pose…dunno about props/extra ‘large’ appendages

fool around with your char, if you need to restore to a pose…just paste ?

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