Step Six - Hand Attach
Here's the sixth step in my Top Down Animation, Work in Progress series. In this video shown below I rough in the critical step of setting up the parent contraint of the hand to the chair. In doing so I verify that the character can reach the chair and also the he can comfortably pull the chair back as far as I have it going.
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