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Description

2021 UPDATE: VIEW THE TUTORIAL/GUIDE HERE

With this tool, you can:
ADD
vertices with faces
vertices on their own (without faces)
faces on their own (need vertices already placed)
new material layers
chain of bones
unconnected bones
bodies with joints
bodies without joints
joints on their own

CHOOSE
the types of bones you place
the type of bodies you place (static, dynamic, bone-matching)
the shape of bodies you place (sphere, cube, oval)
the group of bodies you place

CHANGE
the types of bones already placed
the parent/child of bones already placed (what bone they follow, what bone they point to)
the type of bodies already placed (static, dynamic, bone-matching)
the shape of bodies already placed (sphere, cube, oval)
the group of bodies already placed (from group 1 to group 16)
the bones that bodies are attached to
the bodies that the joints connect together (setting/changing bodyA and bodyB)

Using the knife tool:

At the end there's a labelled diagram of each tab so that if you need a quick reminder, you can skip using the buttons on frame 2.
If someone's already done a guide on this I swear I'll flip my desk so hard

Description

2021 UPDATE: VIEW THE TUTORIAL/GUIDE HERE

With this tool, you can:
ADD
vertices with faces
vertices on their own (without faces)
faces on their own (need vertices already placed)
new material layers
chain of bones
unconnected bones
bodies with joints
bodies without joints
joints on their own

CHOOSE
the types of bones you place
the type of bodies you place (static, dynamic, bone-matching)
the shape of bodies you place (sphere, cube, oval)
the group of bodies you place

CHANGE
the types of bones already placed
the parent/child of bones already placed (what bone they follow, what bone they point to)
the type of bodies already placed (static, dynamic, bone-matching)
the shape of bodies already placed (sphere, cube, oval)
the group of bodies already placed (from group 1 to group 16)
the bones that bodies are attached to
the bodies that the joints connect together (setting/changing bodyA and bodyB)

Using the knife tool:

At the end there's a labelled diagram of each tab so that if you need a quick reminder, you can skip using the buttons on frame 2.
If someone's already done a guide on this I swear I'll flip my desk so hard