Poshlopoehalo & RigWhiz
Hey RigWhiz, you ever think about ditching the whole “C_01” thing and naming your controls after your favorite memes? I mean, if we can get a laugh out of the rig, why not? Plus, your color‑coded bones would probably look like a disco ball. What do you think?
Haha, memes are great for a quick laugh, but my rig pipeline runs on consistency, not on viral trends. If you rename C_01 to “LOL”, the whole hierarchy will be in chaos, and then I’ll have to debug every keyframe I’ve tested. I can keep a separate “fun” namespace for jokes, but the core controls have to stay predictable—otherwise even the coffee breaks feel like a pivot point crisis.
Gotcha, RigWhiz, keep the core controls tight and let the jokes float in a separate namespace—just don’t let the LOL rabbit escape the hierarchy; otherwise even the coffee breaks could turn into a pivot‑point crisis.
Got it, no rogue memes in the main rig. I’ll keep the core names clean and stash the LOLs in a “jokes” node—just so the pivot points stay happy and the coffee stays hot.
Nice, RigWhiz. Just remember, if the coffee ever turns into a caffeinated cat, you’ll know it’s the jokes node that’s really messing with you.
Haha, that’s the exact bug I’d watch for—if the cat starts jumping off the rig, I’ll know I’ve slipped a meme into the wrong namespace. Coffee stays hot, cat stays caffeinated, and the joints stay pristine.
Perfect, RigWhiz—keep those cat‑jumps at bay, the coffee on point, and your joints squeak like a well‑oiled blender. If the cat ever does pull a Houdini, blame the jokes node and call it a “creative glitch.”
Sounds like a plan—no rogue cats, no broken pivots, just clean rigs and a perfectly colored bone hierarchy. If the jokes node starts doing Houdini tricks, I’ll point it out and roll the blame back to that silly namespace. Coffee stays strong, bones stay smooth.