How to rig properly, when model consists of multiple, not connected

the weights should affect all areas below and above.

if you are having trouble with painting them just move the meshes you don't wanna see to a different layer then bring them back

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>>559241

Thanks, I'm doing that and it seems fine.

But how about thinks like picrel? I have placed full weight on the foot and the leg, and leg seems to rotate with less degree, especially it's bottom, while it's weight is full. Do I fix this with bone constraints, or this shows there's something wrong with the model?

>>559251

nvm, got it. Other bone was also influencing the pants. I thought I checked it all, but I didn't.

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I just wanted to share this

>>559381

"Ever wonder what the bottom of an avatar's shoe looks like? WELL BAM!"

>>559381
Ayyy you're from Bioware, right?

>>559239
If you have a body mesh, and a clothes mesh very close to the surface of the body, unless the verts align 1-1 you will never be able to rig it without clipping. Industry standard is to delete the parts of the body that are hidden by clothes.

>>559535
Or in some cases to make the geometry invisible.

>>559381
Jfc how many boards do you fuckin surf man?

>>559539
More like swap geometry.

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>>559645
A lot

>>559381
Isn't that the C4D primitive guy?

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>>559697
Me too man...