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Eye_rigger: Fix for tilted- or asian eyes#57
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ivogrig wants to merge 1 commit intomgear-dev:masterfrom
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Eye_rigger: Fix for tilted- or asian eyes#57ivogrig wants to merge 1 commit intomgear-dev:masterfrom
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Currently the middle vertices for the upper- and lower curves are required to be the ones with the highest/lowest Y-value. With a tilted eye this yields unexpected behavior (breaks). This is an attempt to fix that issue.
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Hello @ivogrig , Thanks for the pull request. I will check this ASAP :) one question: using the custom eye corners, did work with your model? |
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Currently the middle vertices for the upper- and lower curves are
required to be the ones with the highest/lowest Y-value.
With a tilted eye this yields unexpected behavior (breaks).
This is an attempt to fix that issue.