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Glossary: Skinning<\/h3>
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Skinning<\/i><\/span> is the process of creating an association between a Mesh (the Skin) and a Rig. More specifically in the Skinning<\/em> process we define associations for each bone of the Rig’s Skeleton<\/span><\/em> to each vertex of a mesh. In practice, for a polygonal mesh character, each bone is associated only with a subset of the character’s vertices.<\/p>\n

Portions of the character’s skin can be influenced by 2 or more bones, where each vertex of the affected area gets an influence factor to each associated Bone. This factor is also called Vertex Weight<\/span><\/em>. Thus the influence of each bone on a specific Vertex is defined by its Vertex Weight.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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The process of Skinning includes:<\/p>\n