If I move and disconnect a bone, I will get an error at rig generation, but how do I rectify that error, because just replacing the bone to its original position does not seem to remove the error if I try to regenerate the rig again.

@antgib

16 күн бұрын

So a couple of things. If its a couple of bones that aren't normally connected but are sitting directly on top of each other (like the neck bone I show in the video), then you should be able to use Blenders snapping system to exactly snap the head of one bone back onto the tail of the other bone. At which point, it should now work the same as if they where never moved apart. If however, it was a bone chain and you really disconnected/broke apart a bone from that chain, then that is going to be more tricky to fix. Also, not all bones that are just sitting on top of each other, will generate an error if moved apart. Some will, some won't and work just fine (mostly) if pulled apart. So depending on what you have moved, it is possible that the error you are getting, isn't actually due to a bone moved out of place. One trick to see if the issue is what you think it is, is just start a new Blender instance/file, add the metarig and just change the one thing you think is broken to be the same and see if it generates. If it does, then chances are its something else that is wrong. If having more trouble, maybe post on the blenderartists.org forum site with some images or even the actual blend file, which will make it much easier to see what is actually going wrong.