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Character get fatter when using Motion Tracker. Why?

New Here ,
Nov 21, 2022 Nov 21, 2022

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When I use Motion Tracker in Character Animator, I notice the torso gets a little more wider, making my character look fatter than what I drew in Illustrator.

It's something I've ignored since I started using it, but it's really bugging me now.

I feel like I've rigged everything correctly.

 

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Puppet here (can't attach .puppet files): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pudQlWlLjkX-P0qqJ_No6FT4FnN3Knpj/view?usp=sharing)

 

Can anyone help with not making my character fat with Motion Tracker?

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New Here ,
Nov 21, 2022 Nov 21, 2022

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I think I sort of figured it out - had to stretch the waist a bit longer, and added more overlap between the legs and waist.

It still makes the character pudgy, but not as much as before.

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Nov 29, 2022 Nov 29, 2022

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Yeah, I've found that playing around with the waist, hips, shoulder, and neck tags can have a dramatic effect on how your character moves with motion library. You may also want to experiment with the tracked handles section to uncheck some of these handles and see what it does.

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