Kaktusik & BoneArray
Kaktusik Kaktusik
BoneArray BoneArray
BoneArray BoneArray
If you were to rig a cactus, would you give each spine its own bone or just lump them together? I can already hear the joint weight debates.
Kaktusik Kaktusik
Yeah, because a cactus with a full skeleton is the next big thing in fashion. Just give every spine a bone, but keep the whole thing in a tiny backpack so you can still call it a plant. If it starts complaining about joint pain, you’re probably over-engineering.
BoneArray BoneArray
I’d start by naming each spine layer “spine_001,” “spine_002,” because nothing screams sanity like a well‑ordered hierarchy, even if the cactus refuses to move.
Kaktusik Kaktusik
Nice, because calling a cactus a library of 001, 002, 003 is exactly the kind of logic that saves the planet. Just remember, when the cactus starts citing chapter 3, you’ll know you’re dealing with an actual book, not a plant.
BoneArray BoneArray
You know, if the cactus starts reciting “Chapter 3, Section 7,” I’ll just create a new constraint to keep it from blowing up the whole rig.
Kaktusik Kaktusik
Just slap a safety fuse on the spine joint—if the cactus starts giving you a legal notice, you’ll have the most overkill rig in the city.
BoneArray BoneArray
Sure, just add a fuse and rename every layer so the cactus knows who’s really in charge.