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Ruby Throated Humming bird - Rigged

by r189

3ds max ruby throated hummingbird lightwave rigged

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Converted Formats:

Lightwave 8
3ds Max 8.5

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3D Model Specifications

Product ID:	517520
Published:	Feb 24, 2010
Geometry:	Polygonal
Polygons:	12,132
Vertices:	0
Textures:	Yes
Materials:	Yes
Rigged:	Yes
Animated:	Yes
UV Mapped:	Unknown
Unwrapped UVs:	Unknown

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Description

Ruby Throated Hummingbird, Male for Lightwave or 3DS Max version 8 and up
Rigged and controlled with bones and 25 morph targets.
8 Phenomes for speach
17 wing and body morphs, including eyes, eyelids

The wing morph targets allow you to flap the wings and fold them, incrementally or all at once.

The polygons are not triangulated.

12,132 max Polys
12,132 Lightwave polys

You get:
Lightwave 8 scenes:
1) a Fly Loop and
2) a Landing scene.
3) a Base scene.

3 Max8 scenes:
1) a Fly Loop and
2) a Landing scene.
3) a Base scene.

To speed up scene set up you can Turn off the morphs temporarily by selecting the Hummingbird object and clicking off the lightbulb next to 'Morphs' in the Objects roll down.

Moving the rigged object can get squirrly if you want to move it or rotate beyond the origin.

To position your model initially, at frame 1 do the following:

• Turn off 'Autokey'
• Select: 'LT Foot Control', 'RT Foot Control' and 'Root Control'
• Group
• Move to start position
• UnGroup
• Animate

Be sure to ungroup before animating as you will run into problems.
If you set keyframes and then ungroup you will loose you keyframes.

Always move the model by first selecting the 'LT Foot Control', 'RT Foot Control' and 'Root Control' control points.

The feet will move and twist somewhat while moving the model, so some readjustment will be required, especially after rotations. It is the nature of the IK beast.