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| Model artists use these coordinate systems to fix the points (weights and vertices) that eventually form the meshes of the model. | Model artists use these coordinate systems to fix the points (weights and vertices) that eventually form the meshes of the model. | ||
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| If we compare the skeleton of a model to the skeleton of the human body, the "coordinate systems" closely correspond to "joints": the coordinate origin is in the center of the joint, and the coordinate axes correspond to the bones that extend from the joint. | If we compare the skeleton of a model to the skeleton of the human body, the "coordinate systems" closely correspond to "joints": the coordinate origin is in the center of the joint, and the coordinate axes correspond to the bones that extend from the joint. | ||
| In this analogy, a "bone" is the line segment between a coordinate origin and the coordinate origin of its parent system. | In this analogy, a "bone" is the line segment between a coordinate origin and the coordinate origin of its parent system. | ||
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