The “Adjust Rigging to Shape…” Action allows a content creator to adjust the skeleton of a new Shape so that the bones and joints are placed correctly. This can be especially critical when the shape of the morph involves scaling.

• Load Genesis™
• Load New Shape
• Select the Joint Editor Tool
• Adjust Rigging to Shape
• Test New Rigging
• ERC Freeze to Morph Target
• Save as Morph Asset(s)

Load and dial up a new custom body shape morph

Select the Joint Editor tool to expose the figure's rigging.

There are a number of ways to adjust the rigging to the shape:

• Edit > Figure > Rigging > Adjust Rigging To Shape...
• Right-click the figure in the viewport, with the Joint Editor tool active, and select Edit > Adjust Rigging to Shape…
• In the Option Menu for the Tool Settings pane, select “Adjust Rigging to Shape…”
• Adjust rigging manually
  • Look at wireframe for the base mesh
  • Note where bones end up
  • Apply your morph
  • Adjust joint origins to account for movement of associated polygons
• If needed, identify bones to exclude from adjustment

• Test bends with newly adjusted rigging
• Adjust as needed

• In the Parameters Pane (Tab), right-click and choose “Edit Mode”
• Navigate to the morph that needs the rigging changes associated with it
• Right-click on the property and then select ERC Freeze...
• Select Figure/Node: Genesis
• Select Property: <your new morph name>
  • You can search through the list by typing the first letter of your morph name, as often as necessary to find your morph in the list
• Be sure all the properties you want to have tied to this control are checked
• Click “Accept”

• File > Save As > Support Assets > Morph Asset(s)…
• Enter your name (or company name) for the Vendor Name
• Enter a unique name for the Product Name
• Find your morph(s) in the Properties list; click to check the box next to it
• Click “Accept”