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fix(rig): Kimodo clips inverted on TRELLIS.2 characters (template facing + UniRig/SkinTokens on macOS) - #1160
Kimodo animations on TRELLIS.2 characters rigged with UniRig and SkinTokens came out inverted. The character kept its body orientation but walked backwards with its arms twisted, because the clip was mirrored relative to the body.
Causes
UniRig and SkinTokens never ran on macOS. With the GPU preference on, every call hit this CoreML error:
Input (/Concat_output_0) has a dynamic shape ({1,16,-1,64}) but the runtime shape ({1,16,0,64}) has zero elements. This is not supported by the CoreML EP.
The KV-cache decoders start from an empty past, and CoreML cannot run a zero-length input. UniRig fell back to the template rig and SkinTokens to the geodesic bind, both silently: only the JSON fallbackReason said so.
The humanoid template assumes the character faces +Z. It puts its Left bones at +X, and its facing check (the head is the tall end) only works for quadrupeds. TRELLIS.2 generations face −Z, so every Left/Right name was mirrored. Kimodo, QtMesh T2M and the Anim: Slice F — Animation retargeting between skeletons #523 retargeter take the side from the bone name, so the clip played mirrored, walking backwards.
Fix
KV-cache decoders on the CPU. The UniRig and SkinTokens decoders, and their embedding graphs, now run on the CPU execution provider. The encoders keep the GPU.
AutoRig::facingFromFeet. It reads which way an upright character faces from its toes, which stick out in front of the ankles. It counts occupied cells, so tessellation density does not bias it, and returns 0 when there is no clear signal (no feet, or a robe down to the floor). Upright templates turn around when the character faces −depth.
UniRig labeller fallback. When UniRig's emission order is inconclusive, the labeller now uses the foot → toe joints before falling back to the +Z convention.
Verified
TRELLIS.2 goblin, re-baked from its .qtm3d; it faces −Z.
Rig
Before
After
Template + Kimodo walk
moonwalks toward the camera
walks away, arms swinging normally
UniRig + SkinTokens + Kimodo walk
(UniRig never ran: template fallback)
UniRig 46 bones, walks forward; same result from the CLI and from the editor via MCP
Improved humanoid rig fitting for characters facing different directions, helping keep left and right limbs correctly assigned based on foot direction.
Improved left/right labeling when arm and leg joint ordering conflicts, including characters whose toes point backward. When toe direction is unclear or inconsistent, labeling falls back to the existing orientation convention.
Updated selected model processing to use CPU execution rather than appending GPU execution options.
…KV decoders on CPU
Kimodo clips played turned around (walking backwards, arms twisted) on
TRELLIS.2 characters rigged in the editor on macOS. Two causes:
1. UniRig and SkinTokens never ran on a Mac with the GPU preference on:
their KV-cache decoders start from an EMPTY past (sequence length 0),
which the CoreML EP rejects ("has a dynamic shape ... but the runtime
shape has zero elements"). UniRig silently fell back to the template
rig, SkinTokens to the geodesic bind. The decoder (and its embedding)
now run on the CPU EP; the encoders keep the GPU.
2. The humanoid TEMPLATE is authored facing +Z with its Left bones at +X,
and its facing check (the tall head end) only works for quadrupeds, so
on a -Z-facing character (TRELLIS.2 generations face -Z) every
Left/Right name was mirrored. Kimodo / QtMesh T2M / #523 take the side
from the bone name, so the clip played mirrored and backwards.
AutoRig::facingFromFeet reads the facing from the feet (toes stick out
in front of the ankles; occupied cells, so tessellation cannot bias
it), and upright templates turn when the character faces -depth. The
UniRig labeller's fallback (when UniRig's emission order is
inconclusive) uses the foot -> toe joints the same way before the +Z
convention.
Verified on a TRELLIS.2 goblin (faces -Z): template rig + Kimodo walk
went from moonwalking toward the camera to walking away from it; UniRig
now runs (46 bones) and its walk was already correct.
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AutoRig adds foot-based facing detection for upright templates. UniRig adds toe displacement as a fallback for left/right labeling. SkinTokensPredictor and UniRigPredictor configure selected ONNX sessions without GPU providers.
Changes: Orientation-Aware Rig Labeling
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Summary
Foot-based facing and template fitting src/AutoRig.h, src/AutoRig.cpp, src/AutoRig_test.cpp
AutoRig estimates facing from occupied cells in toe and ankle height bands. Upright template fitting uses this result; tests cover facing signals and named-joint placement for either facing direction.
When emission-order votes do not determine left/right, UniRig uses verified toe direction. Tests cover toes pointing in −Z and conflicting toe directions that trigger the existing +Z convention.
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CPU options for selected sessions src/SkinTokensPredictor.cpp, src/UniRigPredictor.cpp
SkinTokensPredictor opens the embed and decoder sessions with CPU options. UniRigPredictor disables GPU provider appending for its decoder session.
The facing changes can still swap anatomical sides for some meshes and predicted rigs, causing incorrect animation retargeting. Malformed geometry and a degenerate labeling case also permit undefined behavior. Address these issues before merging or explicitly accept their bounded impact.
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src/UniRigPredictor_test.cpp: 1
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Add a +Z toe fallback test.
With conflicting emission-order votes, the new test checks only −Z toes. A regression that treats every nonzero toe displacement as negative would still pass. Add a +Z toe fixture and assert that left-side joints are at +X.
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Review comment at @src/UniRigPredictor_test.cpp around lines 859 - 873:
Add a complementary +Z toe fixture to
ConflictingOrderUsesTheToesBeforeTheConvention, preserving its conflicting
emission-order setup and changing both toe displacements to point +Z. Assert
that the left-side arm and leg joints are at +X and the corresponding right-side
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Review comments at @src/AutoRig.cpp:
- Around line 391-403: Update the upright-template facing logic around
`facingFromFeet` so an inconclusive zero result uses a reliable secondary facing
signal or explicit override instead of defaulting to +Z. Preserve the existing
feet-based decision when it is conclusive, and ensure the resulting `flipLength`
keeps left/right bone names aligned with the character’s actual facing.
- Around line 312-338: The facingFromFeet calculation can sample pedestal
vertices in both height bands and derive facing from the pedestal’s slope.
Ensure the bandDepthMean inputs represent the feet rather than pedestal
geometry, using available mesh or vertex information to exclude the pedestal;
preserve the existing fallback when reliable foot samples are unavailable.
Review comments at @src/UniRigPredictor.cpp:
- Around line 564-569: Update the `toeAlongF` and `facesNegativeF` logic to
override the +F convention only when the aggregate toe-direction signal is
reliable and unambiguous. When limb votes cancel or opposing feet make the
direction ambiguous, preserve the +F convention rather than allowing a small
negative difference to reverse every limb name.
- Around line 565-567: Update the toeAlongF accumulation in the limbs loop to
use displacement only when the distal joint is reliably identified as a toe
using existing rig or joint metadata; do not treat chain length or chain.back()
alone as proof. Preserve the facing fallback behavior for verified toe evidence
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- Around line 859-873: Add a complementary +Z toe fixture to
ConflictingOrderUsesTheToesBeforeTheConvention, preserving its conflicting
emission-order setup and changing both toe displacements to point +Z. Assert
that the left-side arm and leg joints are at +X and the corresponding right-side
joints are at −X.
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python3 - <<'PY'# Translate the inspected current foot-band and merge-base head-height# calculations for the test's +Z standingFigure plus two pedestal slabs.v=[]def box(x0,x1,y0,y1,z0,z1): for i in range(7): for j in range(7): for k in range(7): v.append((x0+(x1-x0)*i/6,y0+(y1-y0)*j/6,z0+(z1-z0)*k/6))box(-.20,.20,.95,1.60,-.10,.10)box(-.10,.10,1.60,1.85,-.10,.10)box(-.80,-.20,1.45,1.55,-.05,.05)box(.20,.80,1.45,1.55,-.05,.05)box(-.18,-.06,.05,.95,-.06,.06)box(.06,.18,.05,.95,-.06,.06)box(-.18,-.06,0,.05,-.07,.25)box(.06,.18,0,.05,-.07,.25)box(-.8,.8,-.4,-.39,-.8,.2)box(-.8,.8,-.22,-.2,-.2,.8)mn=[min(p[a] for p in v) for a in range(3)]mx=[max(p[a] for p in v) for a in range(3)]ext=[max(1e-9,mx[a]-mn[a]) for a in range(3)]H=ext[1]def mean(lo,hi): cells={(min(95,max(0,int((x-mn[0])/ext[0]*95))),min(95,max(0,int((z-mn[2])/ext[2]*95)))) for x,y,z in v if lo<=y<=hi} return sum(mn[2]+(cd+.5)/96*ext[2] for cs,cd in cells)/len(cells)toes=mean(mn[1],mn[1]+.03*H)ankles=mean(mn[1]+.07*H,mn[1]+.13*H)tops={}for x,y,z in v: b=min(63,max(0,int((z-mn[2])/ext[2]*63))) tops[b]=max(tops.get(b,float('-inf')),y)cells=[(h,mn[2]+(b+.5)/64*ext[2]) for b,h in sorted(tops.items())]hs=sorted(h for h,l in cells)cut=hs[int(.8*(len(hs)-1))]tall=[l for h,l in cells if h>=cut]tallmean=sum(tall)/len(tall)bodymean=sum(l for h,l in cells)/len(cells)print('H',H,'toes',toes,'ankles',ankles,'delta',toes-ankles,'threshold',.01*H)print('old tallMean',tallmean,'bodyMean',bodymean,'flip threshold',bodymean-.05*ext[2],'old flips',tallmean<bodymean-.05*ext[2])PY
nl -ba src/AutoRig.cpp | sed -n '627,730p;1270,1327p'
rg -n -i -e 'delete submesh' -e 'remove submesh' -e 'delete.*submesh' -e 'remove.*submesh' -e 'unrig' -- src/CLIPipeline.cpp src/MCPServer.cpp docs | head -80
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Pedestal geometry can reverse upright template facing.
If a pedestal occupies both height bands, facingFromFeet can read its slope instead of the feet. The template fitter can then reverse the facing and swap left/right joint placement.
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Review comment at @src/AutoRig.cpp around lines 312 - 338:
The facingFromFeet calculation can sample pedestal vertices in both height bands
and derive facing from the pedestal’s slope. Ensure the bandDepthMean inputs
represent the feet rather than pedestal geometry, using available mesh or vertex
information to exclude the pedestal; preserve the existing fallback when
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Fixed in 728f74a: if the lowest band's occupied cells span more than 35 % of the height in depth, facingFromFeet returns 0. A foot is about 15 % of the height, so a band that deep is a base or pedestal. The template then keeps its convention instead of reading the slope. Covered by AutoRigFacing.PedestalAndBadAxesGiveNoSignal.
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printf'%s\n''--- Applicable repository instructions ---'forfin AGENTS.md src/AGENTS.md;doif [ -f"$f" ];thenprintf'\n--- %s ---\n'"$f"; cat "$f";fi;doneprintf'\n%s\n''--- Current code and test ---'
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ast-grep outline src/AutoRig.cpp --match 'facingFromFeet|bandDepthMean' --view expanded 2>/dev/null ||true
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rg -n -A65 -B8 'PedestalAndBadAxesGiveNoSignal' src/AutoRig_test.cpp
printf'\n%s\n''--- Independent synthetic sample, using the current band calculations ---'
python3 - <<'PY'v=[]def box(x0,x1,y0,y1,z0,z1): for i in range(7): for j in range(7): for k in range(7): v.append((x0+(x1-x0)*i/6,y0+(y1-y0)*j/6,z0+(z1-z0)*k/6))box(-.20,.20,.95,1.60,-.10,.10)box(-.10,.10,1.60,1.85,-.10,.10)box(-.80,-.20,1.45,1.55,-.05,.05)box(.20,.80,1.45,1.55,-.05,.05)box(-.18,-.06,.05,.95,-.06,.06)box(.06,.18,.05,.95,-.06,.06)box(-.18,-.06,0,.05,-.07,.25)box(.06,.18,0,.05,-.07,.25)def evaluate(label): mn=[min(p[a] for p in v) for a in range(3)] mx=[max(p[a] for p in v) for a in range(3)] ext=[max(1e-9,mx[a]-mn[a]) for a in range(3)] h=ext[1] def stats(lo,hi): cells={(min(95,max(0,int((x-mn[0])/ext[0]*95))),min(95,max(0,int((z-mn[2])/ext[2]*95)))) for x,y,z in v if lo<=y<=hi} depths=[mn[2]+(cd+.5)/96*ext[2] for _,cd in cells] return sum(depths)/len(depths),max(depths)-min(depths) toe,span=stats(mn[1],mn[1]+.03*h) ankle,_=stats(mn[1]+.07*h,mn[1]+.13*h) delta=toe-ankle result=0 if span>.35*h or abs(delta)<.01*h else (1 if delta>0 else -1) print(f'{label}: H={h:.3f}, bottom depth span={span:.3f}, span limit={.35*h:.3f}, delta={delta:.3f}, result={result}')evaluate('figure only')box(-.4,.4,-.4,-.39,-.45,.15)box(-.4,.4,-.22,-.2,-.15,.45)evaluate('figure with narrow sloped base')PY
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@fernandotonon Thanks for adding the guard and test. The guard rejects deep pedestals, but narrower pedestal geometry can still reverse the result.
In an independent simulation, a +Z-facing figure returned -1 with two offset pedestal layers. The lowest band spanned 0.591, below the 0.787 rejection limit. I did not run the project test.
Could you add a regression test for a narrower pedestal and ensure its vertices do not determine facing?
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If a −Z-facing character has hidden feet, facingFromFeet can return zero and leave its left and right bones mirrored. Kimodo then derives the retarget frame from those names, so forward motion can play backward. Provide another facing signal or an explicit override instead of silently assuming +Z.
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Review comment at @src/AutoRig.cpp around lines 391 - 403:
Update the upright-template facing logic around `facingFromFeet` so an
inconclusive zero result uses a reliable secondary facing signal or explicit
override instead of defaulting to +Z. Preserve the existing feet-based decision
when it is conclusive, and ensure the resulting `flipLength` keeps left/right
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Not changing this one. With no readable feet the template behaves exactly as before this PR (+Z convention), so nothing regresses. Another automatic signal (nose, chest, silhouette) would be less reliable than the feet, which is why I didn't add one. The explicit override already exists: marker placement ("Place markers…" in the Rigging section) has the user click each side, and UniRig decides from its own output order before any fallback.
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@fernandotonon Understood. When the feet give no signal, you prefer the +Z convention and manual marker placement over another automatic signal. I’ll leave this unchanged.
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- facingFromFeet validated its axes BEFORE clamping them, so an out of
range up axis could clamp onto the depth axis and index the bounds
with side = 3 / -1 (SonarCloud blocker). Axes are now rejected unless
both are 0..2 and distinct.
- A bottom band deeper than 35 % of the height is a base/pedestal, not a
foot: no facing signal.
- UniRig fallback: toes count only when VERIFIED (the ankle has exactly
one child, the ankle -> toe step is mostly horizontal and >= 2 % of the
body height) and every leg agrees; disagreeing legs fall back to the
+Z convention instead of a sum deciding.
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SonarCloud blocker fixed in 728f74a: facingFromFeet checked upAxis == depthAxis before clamping, so an out-of-range up axis could clamp onto the depth axis and index the bounds at 3 or −1. Both axes are now rejected unless they are 0..2 and distinct, and the bad-axes cases are covered in AutoRigFacing.PedestalAndBadAxesGiveNoSignal.
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Test conflicting toes in both orders.
The last toe points +Z, so a last-toe-wins implementation would also pass this test. Add a case with the −Z toe last that still expects left to be +X.
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Review comment at @src/UniRigPredictor_test.cpp around lines 884 - 887:
Update the anatomical-labeling test around `labelJointsAnatomically` to cover
conflicting toe directions with the −Z toe last, and assert that left remains on
+X. Preserve the existing case and its assertions; the added case should
distinguish consistent anatomical labeling from a last-toe-wins implementation.
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- Line 345: Update the bottom-band extent check in the −Z orientation path so a
long stride does not reject separated feet based only on their combined extent.
Preserve the foot signal when the feet are separated, while continuing to reject
pedestal-like shapes; use the existing per-foot or separation measurements where
available rather than weakening the pedestal check for all shapes.
- Around line 320-322: Reject non-finite vertex position coordinates used for
foot-band cell conversion before template fitting, and add a guard inside
facingFromFeet so direct calls also reject invalid positions. Preserve the
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Review comments at @src/UniRigPredictor.cpp:
- Line 328: Update the toe-step evidence check around the dF and dU threshold in
UniRigPredictor so steps dominated by SIDE displacement are rejected before
their forward direction is used for facing labels. Preserve the existing
rejection conditions and ensure sideways steps cannot reverse limb-side labels
when emission-order votes cancel.
- Line 593: Update the toeVote assignment that calls toeFacingVote so the vote
is skipped when U and SIDE coincide, using zero as the no-vote result; retain
the existing toeFacingVote call when the axes differ.
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- Around line 884-887: Update the anatomical-labeling test around
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C++17 N4659 draft 7.10 floating integral conversions undefined behavior truncated value cannot be represented destination type
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- [conv.fpint] — https://www.ece.uvic.ca/~frodo/cppdraft/n4659/html/conv.fpint
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- [conv.fpint] — https://timsong-cpp.github.io/cppwp/n4659/conv.fpint
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Reject non-finite positions before rigging.
If a vertex in the foot band has a NaN side or depth coordinate, the cell conversion has undefined behavior. Automatic rigging can crash or behave unpredictably. Reject non-finite positions before template fitting and guard direct calls to facingFromFeet.
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Reject non-finite vertex position coordinates used for foot-band cell conversion
before template fitting, and add a guard inside facingFromFeet so direct calls
also reject invalid positions. Preserve the existing axis and input validation
in the rigging entry point.
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Fixed in 27ff5f0: facingFromFeet skips non-finite vertices, both when computing the bounds and in the band cells, and returns 0 if the height itself is not finite. Covered by AutoRigFacing.StrideKeepsTheSignalAndNaNIsIgnored. The template fitter's own AABB is unchanged by this PR.
#!/bin/bashset -o pipefail
printf'%s\n''--- current pull request head ---'
gh api 'repos/fernandotonon/QtMeshEditor/pulls/1160' --jq '{head: .head.sha, updated_at: .updated_at}'||echo'Pull request head lookup failed'printf'%s\n''--- reported commit ---'
gh api 'repos/fernandotonon/QtMeshEditor/commits/27ff5f00' --jq '{sha: .sha, message: .commit.message}'||echo'Reported commit lookup failed'printf'%s\n''--- reported commit source ---'
gh api -H 'Accept: application/vnd.github.raw+json''repos/fernandotonon/QtMeshEditor/contents/src/AutoRig.cpp?ref=27ff5f00'|
rg -n -C 6 'finiteVertex|isfinite|bandDepthMean|facingFromFeet|fitTemplate\(|rigEntityWithMarkers'||echo'Source inspection failed or returned no matches'printf'%s\n''--- reported commit regression test ---'
gh api -H 'Accept: application/vnd.github.raw+json''repos/fernandotonon/QtMeshEditor/contents/src/AutoRig_test.cpp?ref=27ff5f00'|
rg -n -A 45 -B 4 'StrideKeepsTheSignalAndNaNIsIgnored'||echo'Regression test inspection failed or returned no matches'
Length of output: 11243
@fernandotonon Thanks. I verified that 27ff5f00 skips non-finite vertices in both passes of facingFromFeet. The regression test covers the direct call; I did not run it.
The template fitter still processes the original vertices. A NaN can produce a non-finite recentered joint, so validation before fitting remains open. I agree that the template fitter predates this PR. Would you like a follow-up issue for that validation?
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Second CodeRabbit round on #1160:
- the pedestal limit applies to ONE side's depth extent (the bottom band
is split at the middle of the side axis), so a long stride is still
read as feet;
- non-finite vertices are skipped in facingFromFeet;
- a toe step dominated by the side axis is not facing evidence;
- toeFacingVote returns 0 for degenerate/coinciding axes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Minor bump: part-based UV islands for generated textures (#1158); bone
display shapes, groups, layers, colours and locks (#561, #1159); Kimodo
clips no longer play inverted on TRELLIS.2 characters (#1160).
Pinned doc refs synced via scripts/sync-doc-versions-from-cmake.sh (verified with --check).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Problem
Kimodo animations on TRELLIS.2 characters rigged with UniRig and SkinTokens came out inverted. The character kept its body orientation but walked backwards with its arms twisted, because the clip was mirrored relative to the body.
Causes
UniRig and SkinTokens never ran on macOS. With the GPU preference on, every call hit this CoreML error:
The KV-cache decoders start from an empty past, and CoreML cannot run a zero-length input. UniRig fell back to the template rig and SkinTokens to the geodesic bind, both silently: only the JSON
fallbackReasonsaid so.The humanoid template assumes the character faces +Z. It puts its Left bones at +X, and its facing check (the head is the tall end) only works for quadrupeds. TRELLIS.2 generations face −Z, so every Left/Right name was mirrored. Kimodo, QtMesh T2M and the Anim: Slice F — Animation retargeting between skeletons #523 retargeter take the side from the bone name, so the clip played mirrored, walking backwards.
Fix
AutoRig::facingFromFeet. It reads which way an upright character faces from its toes, which stick out in front of the ankles. It counts occupied cells, so tessellation density does not bias it, and returns 0 when there is no clear signal (no feet, or a robe down to the floor). Upright templates turn around when the character faces −depth.Verified
TRELLIS.2 goblin, re-baked from its
.qtm3d; it faces −Z.Tests
AutoRigFacing.FacingFromFeetReadsTheToes: +Z, −Z, robe gives 0, null input gives 0.AutoRigFacing.UprightTemplateNamesTheCharactersOwnLeft: Left bones at −X on a −Z-facing figure and at +X on a +Z-facing one.UniRigLabelingSides.ConflictingOrderUsesTheToesBeforeTheConvention.73 AutoRig and UniRig tests pass locally.
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