Setting a single layer level behavior affects all layers

Question

Hi - I am trying to set a single layer level behavior (in this case a dragger on my cat's tail). When I test it in record, all elements marked with draggers move at the same time as I drag the tail. Only the tail, however, is supposed to move.

Note that when I work on recording, the behavior is seen as Dragger [Tail 1], so I know that the behavior is assigned to the right layer.

I want to make use of custom behaviors, but don't know how to keep assignments localized. To correct this condition, I have to completely remove the behavior from the tail. Help!

TheOriginalGC · Answer

Dragger is assigned to parts that are tagged as "draggable," not by layer. Your puppet should only have one Dragger behavior which is generally assigned to the entire puppet by default. To make a part of a puppet draggable, you would select the node from which you want to start your dragging and give it the tag of "draggable" (as seen below).

Assigning the draggable modifier to a node in the puppet's left wrist.

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