AFAIK the SFM rigging system doesn't have a method for IK chains.

You typically don't use IK for skeletons like these. At least in SFM.

Screenshots of the particle settings on Particle Editor?

You made OSFM moderator laugh on your post. You should feel so proud.

Originally posted by yes:

Originally posted by Dr. Cooldude:

b0ss this thred is cansur

theres only room for 1 filthyfrank on the internet

I think the Theory of Special Relativity allowed you to fit in.

Just a reminder. This thread has reached 15 comments.

Originally posted by yes:

Originally posted by Dr. Cooldude:

RIT

nice self advertising

k

Sick identity change.

I think OP should delete this thread before he becomes a laughing stock, like how another kid did a week ago on the SFM discussions: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/app/1840/discussions/0/618458030691676434/

Go ahead. Read it. It's amusing.

P.S. Threads cannot be deleted after they reach 15 comments.

Pretty much everything. SFM and Rockstar Video Editor are two completely different things, in terms of the content they're able to produce, their purpose and the way they function. Not to mention that RVE would require $75. You're saying something along the lines of SFM being dead because Autodesk Maya 2015 is here and it's obviously superior.

RVE has its (very) hard limits. It's an additional feature for the PC version of GTA 5, so GTA 5 videos can be made with better detail. SFM, however, is a compact 3D animation suite, capable of creating 3D rendered videos from scratch, from importing user-created models to lighting to full skeletal animation. The only limits to SFM would be the limitations of the Source Engine. There's no other limit as to what you want to create and showcase.