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I will post here my 2.5D experiences on the fingers, legs, arms ... to have your help in order to improve them.

07.20.2020: Leg test

I am happy to announce that I have finally (after tons of R&D) found a new way to create a leg in false 3D, which can be manipulated easily as in 2D.
The problem is, this calls for a lot of bone, as Moho is very unstable when it comes to using target bones in complex ways.

I am sharing a video and the file for you to study, because I couldn't give you a tutorial for lack of time, but if someone understands how my build works and can explain it to others, that would be cool.



And the file:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/jn1xf9j1lena9 ... .moho?dl=0



08.09.2017: Finger ariculation and hand test

I create a new type of articulation for the fingers (you can use it for Something else), here is a video of the operation.



After that I managed to make an entire hand composed by this articulation.



Here are the files of these experiences, feel free to explore them and give me your suggestions for improvements.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/nt9l53zjlcubg ... .moho?dl=0

https://www.dropbox.com/s/41mpu6l1j7hd7 ... .moho?dl=0

Best regards.

Wow. Brilliant results. I'll have to see how you did it when I have the time to dedicate to it.

That looks amazing. I also will take a better look later when I have more time.
Thank you very much for sharing it.

Lychee. That is just freaking awesome. The hand is so lightweight too and was very easy to operate.
Well done!!!
D.K

Amazing hand... thank you for sharing

I work to improve my fake 3d puppets and here is my last Test.



My construction is still too complicated to explain it and that is why I would not share this file.
But you will find above a video to explain the basics of my idea.
As usual feel free to simplify and make improvement on your side.

Best regards.

Lychee,
Pretty amazing! It renews my interest in 2.5D. Boy, to just have more time to try these things out.

Look at the first post, I updated my fake 3D leg experience.
If you are interested, study it.

I found this hand rig pretty impressive:

https://youtu.be/8GCOMWKUX2o

Though it seems to be a bit cartoonier than what you're going for. I made a three-fingered version for my own work that does the job so far.