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feat(kimodo): seamless loops; fix(rig): name UniRig's clavicle Shoulder - #1161
Kimodo loops. Kimodo clips start from rest and end wherever the motion stops, so they don't loop. The new Loop option fixes that. It's a panel checkbox, CLI --loop / --loop-mode auto|cut|regenerate, and MCP loop / loop_mode. It needs the native runtime and one prompt, and accepts 0.5–10 s.
Kimodo generates once. KimodoLoop::findCycle then looks for the best-matching pair of 5-frame windows about one cycle apart. It stays within 0.7–1.4× the requested duration, skips the 0.5 s lead-in, and skips stretches that barely move.
If the match is within 3°, it cuts that cycle and cross-fades its last frames into the frames before it. That's one generation.
Otherwise Kimodo generates again with the cycle's first window pinned at frame 0 and again at the period, shifted one stride. The pins go through the existing transition-constraint features and the MotionCorrection pins. If there's no cycle at all (over 12°, e.g. an attack), it pins the clip's own start pose at both ends.
Every loop has period + 1 frames, with the last frame equal to the first plus one stride, so an engine looping the clip neither skips nor repeats a frame. The panel status, CLI and MCP report (kimodo.loops) say how each loop was made.
Measured on a TRELLIS.2 orc:
Prompt
Method
Match
walk
cut
1.0°
idle
cut
0.4°
run (forced regenerate)
regenerate
4.5°
sword swing
regenerate
6.0°
In all four, the first and last frames match. Each generation pass takes about 18 s.
UniRig arm names. The labeller named the first three joints of each arm chain Arm/ForeArm/Hand. UniRig's chain starts at the clavicle, so the clavicle was named Arm, the upper arm ForeArm, and the forearm Hand, while the real hand kept a joint_N name. Name-keyed retargets (Kimodo, T2M, #523) then swung the clavicle as if it were the upper arm, and the arms closed in front of the body.
armStartsAtClavicle now detects the clavicle and the chain is named Shoulder/Arm/ForeArm/Hand. It detects it when:
the joint that fans out into fingers is fourth in the chain, or
the hand has no finger fan and the first joint sits within 15% of the arm's reach from the body's centre plane, or the first segment is shorter than 0.6× the next.
On the orc, Kimodo now drives 50 bones instead of 48, and the arms hang naturally during a walk.
Test plan
KimodoLoop* (cycle period, length preference, a still hold is rejected, cut closes on first + stride, the cross-fade hides a mismatched wrap, closeLoop)
KimodoPredictor.LoopRequestsAreValidatedUpFront
UniRigLabeling.ArmChainsStartingAtTheClavicleNameItShoulder and ArmChainsWithoutAClavicleKeepArmFirst; all 79 UniRig/AutoRig tests pass
Real runs on the orc, checked visually: walk, idle, run and sword-swing loops; Kimodo walk before and after the arm-name fix
GUI: tick Loop in Animation → Animations, generate, and check that the clip loops with no pop
Existing rigs made by ≤ 3.65.0 keep the shifted names until they are re-rigged or renamed, and their clips need regenerating.
Added seamless-loop generation for Kimodo animations, available in the desktop controls, CLI, and MCP. Choose automatic, cut, or regenerate mode; looping requires the native runtime and a single segment.
Looping animations can preserve their seam after foot pinning, and generation reports summarize the selected loop method and duration.
Improved arm-joint naming to distinguish shoulder joints when a clavicle is detected.
Documentation
Documented loop generation, supported modes, length limits, and usage options.
UniRig emits the mixamo arm chain starting at the clavicle, and the labeller
named its first three joints Arm/ForeArm/Hand: clavicle = Arm, upper arm =
ForeArm, forearm = Hand, and the real hand kept a joint_N name. Name-keyed
retargets (Kimodo, T2M, #523) then swung the clavicle as the upper arm and the
arms closed in front of the body.
armStartsAtClavicle detects the clavicle (the finger fan is the 4th chain
joint; without a fan, the first joint sits within 15 % of the arm's sideways
reach from the centre plane, or its segment is < 0.6x the next) and the chain
is named Shoulder/Arm/ForeArm/Hand. On a TRELLIS.2 orc, Kimodo now drives 50
bones instead of 48 and the arms hang naturally during a walk.
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… the ends pinned)
Kimodo generates open clips that start from rest and end wherever the motion
stops. Options::loop (panel "Loop" checkbox, CLI --loop / --loop-mode,
MCP loop / loop_mode; native runtime, one prompt, 0.5..10 s):
1. generate once; KimodoLoop::findCycle scores (start, period) pairs by the
joint-angle mismatch of 5-frame windows (speed matches too) plus a length
preference (0.7..1.4x the requested duration), skipping the 0.5 s lead-in
and candidates that barely move (an attack's final hold).
2. <= 3 deg: cut the cycle and cross-fade its last frames into the frames
before it (one generation).
3. otherwise generate again with the cycle's first window pinned at frame 0
and at the period, shifted one stride (the transition graph's constraint
features + MotionCorrection pins); no cycle at all (> 12 deg) pins the
clip's own start pose at both ends.
Every loop has period + 1 frames with the last = first + stride, so an
engine looping it neither skips nor repeats a frame. The report says how
each loop was made. Docs: docs/KIMODO.md, CLAUDE.md (incl. the clavicle fix).
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The PR adds native Kimodo loop generation with automatic, cut, and regenerate modes across the GUI, CLI, and MCP interfaces. It also changes UniRig arm-chain classification and naming for clavicle-starting chains.
Changes: Kimodo Seamless Loops
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Summary
Cycle search and loop construction src/AIMotion/KimodoLoop.*, src/AIMotion/KimodoLoop_test.cpp, src/CMakeLists.txt, tests/CMakeLists.txt
Adds loop modes, cycle scoring and selection, stride measurement, loop cutting and closing, and tests for these operations.
Adds cycle-based cutting and pinned-window regeneration to the native runtime. Loop reports include method and cycle metrics, and generation progress accounts for up to two passes per variation.
Adds loop settings and validation to GUI, CLI, and MCP paths. Successful predictions can surface loop summaries. Scene application captures and restores the loop seam around foot pinning.
UniRig Arm Naming
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Clavicle-starting arm classification and labels src/UniRigPredictor.cpp, src/UniRigPredictor_test.cpp
Adds a clavicle-start classification for arm chains. Classified chains use the Shoulder, Arm, ForeArm, and Hand sequence; other arms retain the existing three-name sequence.
sequenceDiagram
participant KimodoPredictor
participant KimodoNative
participant KimodoLoop
KimodoPredictor->>KimodoNative: Generate a loop variation
KimodoNative->>KimodoLoop: Search for a cycle
KimodoLoop-->>KimodoNative: Return cycle metrics
KimodoNative->>KimodoLoop: Cut or close the motion
KimodoNative-->>KimodoPredictor: Return motion and loop report
fernandotonon/QtMeshEditor#1144: Adds the QtMesh T2M backend and option checks that this PR uses to reject loop settings for that backend.
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Preserve the loop seam through target-rig foot pinning
When a generated loop has a foot-contact span ending at its final frame, the default GUI application path can undo its seamless closure. applyFiles reaches applyMotionsToEntity, which calls AnimationMerger::pinFeet when footPin is true (the panel always passes true). That function anchors each contact span to its starting foot position and applies a nonzero blend weight even at the final frame, rewriting the thigh/shin rotations there; the first frame instead retains its own anchor. Consequently, matching first/last poses in the generated NPZ can become different in the applied/exported clip, producing a pop on repeat. Make this post-retarget cleanup loop-aware or re-establish the seam afterward.
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Fixed in adaa546. SceneApplyOptions::loop captures each track's last-vs-first relation before pinFeet, then blends the last 6 keys back after it (restoreLoopSeam). The GUI, CLI and MCP all pass the flag. I checked a real looped walk with foot pinning on: in the exported GLB, the worst first-vs-last rotation over all bones is 0.000°.
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Actionable comments posted: 8
Nitpick comments: 3
src/AIMotion/KimodoController.cpp: 1
296-296: Minor · Potential issue · Heavy lift
The newly closed loop is passed through applyFiles with the ordinary foot-pin path, without conveying loop boundaries. A non-periodic foot-contact cleanup may independently modify the first and last poses and undo the closure established by cutLoop or closeLoop. CLI and MCP use the same application pipeline.
The saved source motion can have matching endpoint poses while the applied or exported character animation visibly pops at the wrap.
This can occur when: A generated loop has a foot-contact span crossing the wrap and footPin is enabled, as it always is in the panel.
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Review comment at @src/AIMotion/KimodoController.cpp at line 296:
Update the loop application path around applyFiles so foot-pin cleanup is aware
of the newly closed loop’s boundaries and treats contact spans crossing the wrap
consistently, preserving matching endpoint poses. Keep the shared application
behavior consistent for panel, CLI, and MCP callers.
src/AIMotion/KimodoPredictor_test.cpp: 1
88-89: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Test the lower loop-duration boundary.
The test rejects 20 seconds but does not test durations below 0.5 seconds. Removing the lower-bound check would leave this test passing. Add checks for 0.4 seconds and both valid boundaries.
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Review comment at @src/AIMotion/KimodoPredictor_test.cpp around lines 88 - 89:
Update the validateOptions boundary tests in the KimodoPredictor test case to
reject a 0.4-second segment and accept segments of 0.5 and 10.0 seconds. Keep
the existing 20-second rejection check.
src/UniRigPredictor_test.cpp: 1
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Test the segment-length fallback independently.
The fingerless clavicle fixture passes the side-offset rule. The one-finger fixture checks only a negative segment-length result. Removing the positive fallback would not change these results.
Add a clavicle-starting chain without a finger fan whose side offset exceeds the threshold and whose clavicle segment is short. Assert the Shoulder, Arm, ForeArm, and Hand names.
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Review comment at @src/UniRigPredictor_test.cpp around lines 908 - 979:
Extend UniRigLabeling.ArmChainsStartingAtTheClavicleNameItShoulder with a
fingerless clavicle-starting case whose side offset exceeds the side-offset
threshold while the clavicle segment is short. Assert that the chain is labeled
Shoulder, Arm, ForeArm, and Hand, so the positive segment-length fallback is
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Review comments at @src/AIMotion/KimodoLoop.cpp:
- Line 114: Update the mismatch scoring in KimodoLoop so heading and root-height
mismatches are evaluated separately before selecting a cut; do not let matching
joint scores dilute either mismatch. Preserve the existing cut-selection
behavior for cycles without these mismatches.
- Line 150: Update the cycle filter around the `o.minActivity * reference` check
to detect earlier activity in the lead-in before accepting a zero-reference
cycle. Reject zero-activity holds that follow an action, while preserving
acceptance of genuinely inactive cycles with no earlier activity.
Review comments at @src/AIMotion/KimodoNative.cpp:
- Line 707: Update the cut-mode handling around the `cut` decision so a cycle
search with no candidate does not trigger a second generation. Preserve the
one-generation contract by returning an error or selecting an appropriate cut
fallback without regenerating.
- Line 679: Update the return-to-start path around KimodoLoop::closeLoop so its
stride has zero horizontal displacement, preventing endpoint drift from carrying
into the closed loop. Preserve the existing closeLoop behavior for other loop
types and any non-horizontal stride components.
Review comments at @src/CLIPipeline.cpp:
- Line 3556: Update the Kimodo loop argument handling around `kimodoReq.loop` so
an explicitly supplied `--duration` is validated before any default is applied:
reject zero, negative, and nonnumeric values before model downloads or input-rig
overwrites, while preserving the 5-second default when duration is omitted.
Review comments at @src/MCPServer.cpp:
- Around line 13334-13335: Validate the loop options in the request handling
flow before template or model clip generation: reject requests with loop set to
true or loop_mode supplied unless Kimodo is selected. Keep these options
available for Kimodo requests.
- Line 6149: Update the loop-request parsing around the o->loop assignment to
preserve any explicitly supplied duration, including zero and negative values,
for validation. Reject nonpositive supplied durations before starting generation
or an explicitly requested model download; retain the 5-second default only when
no duration was provided.
Review comments at @src/UniRigPredictor.cpp:
- Around line 319-332: Update the arm-classification logic using chain, kids,
and side so the segment-length comparison alone cannot classify an upper arm as
Shoulder. Require stronger anatomical evidence or preserve an explicit override
for ambiguous chains, while retaining the existing evidence-based checks.
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Review comments at @src/AIMotion/KimodoController.cpp:
- Line 296: Update the loop application path around applyFiles so foot-pin
cleanup is aware of the newly closed loop’s boundaries and treats contact spans
crossing the wrap consistently, preserving matching endpoint poses. Keep the
shared application behavior consistent for panel, CLI, and MCP callers.
Review comments at @src/AIMotion/KimodoPredictor_test.cpp:
- Around line 88-89: Update the validateOptions boundary tests in the
KimodoPredictor test case to reject a 0.4-second segment and accept segments of
0.5 and 10.0 seconds. Keep the existing 20-second rejection check.
Review comments at @src/UniRigPredictor_test.cpp:
- Around line 908-979: Extend
UniRigLabeling.ArmChainsStartingAtTheClavicleNameItShoulder with a fingerless
clavicle-starting case whose side offset exceeds the side-offset threshold while
the clavicle segment is short. Assert that the chain is labeled Shoulder, Arm,
ForeArm, and Hand, so the positive segment-length fallback is tested
independently of the side-offset rule.
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CLAUDE.md
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qml/PropertiesPanel.qml
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src/AIMotion/AIMotionCLI.h
src/AIMotion/KimodoController.cpp
src/AIMotion/KimodoController.h
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src/AIMotion/KimodoPredictor.cpp
src/AIMotion/KimodoPredictor.h
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…lavicle evidence
- Foot pinning on the target rig re-anchors contact spans and could rewrite
a loop's last frame: SceneApplyOptions::loop captures each track's last-vs-
first relation before pinFeet and blends the last 6 keys back after it.
- Cut only when the root matches on its own too (root joint <= 5 deg, root
height <= 2 cm): a mean over 30 joints hid a heading change.
- The activity reference includes the lead-in, so a hold after an action
that ended there is no longer a "cycle".
- Return-to-start loops close with zero horizontal stride.
- Loop mode "cut" never generates twice: no cycle -> an error.
- CLI/MCP: an explicit nonpositive or invalid duration is refused instead of
becoming 5 s; loop / loop_mode on the template and model backends is refused.
- UniRig: a clavicle needs the finger fan or a first joint beside the spine;
segment length alone no longer counts (a short upper arm is not a clavicle).
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- PRNG (cpp:S2245): the loop's noise generator is the reproducible --seed
diffusion stream, not a security context; marked like the existing site.
- Loop generation takes a LoopContext + LoopPlan (11 / 9 params -> 3), and
reports whether it ran a second pass instead of taking a std::function.
- findCycle, applyMotionsToEntity, KimodoController::generate and
KimodoPredictor::resolveRuntime split into helpers (cognitive complexity).
- Nested conditionals, explicit lambda captures, const pointers, narrowing
conversions, init-statements and CTAD as reported.
No behaviour change: the Kimodo/UniRig/AutoRig tests pass and auto /
regenerate loops reproduce the same results.
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Actionable comments posted: 5
Nitpick comments: 1
src/AIMotion/KimodoLoop_test.cpp: 1
174-178: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Add a height-only clean-cut test.
The heading test still passes if cleanCut stops checking height, because the heading check rejects its cycle. Add a case with matching rotations, low mean cost, and height mismatch above 2 cm. Assert that cleanCut rejects it.
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Review comment at @src/AIMotion/KimodoLoop_test.cpp around lines 174 - 178:
Add a height-only rejection case alongside the existing `cleanCut` test: use
matching rotations and a low mean cost, but set the height mismatch above 2 cm,
then assert `cleanCut` rejects the cycle. Ensure heading does not independently
cause rejection so the case specifically verifies the height check.
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src/AIMotion/KimodoNative.cpp: 1
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Return-to-start regeneration now forces zero horizontal displacement only at the final frame through closeLoop. It does not distribute residual endpoint drift over preceding frames, so correcting the wrap may introduce a snap immediately before it.
With root motion enabled, the character can teleport back to the origin on the final frame despite matching the first frame exactly.
This can occur when: A return_to_start loop generated with postprocess=false has appreciable horizontal root drift near frame period.
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Review comments at @src/AIMotion/AIMotionCLI.cpp:
- Line 202: Update the loop determination for `so.loop` to detect saved-motion
loop status from its metadata when available, so reapplying a saved loop
preserves its seam even without `--loop`. Handle missing metadata explicitly
with a defined fallback, while preserving the existing `req.loop` and
`req.loopMode` behavior.
Review comments at @src/AIMotion/KimodoController.cpp:
- Line 244: Update the parsePromptSegments call to pass req.duration unchanged
for loop requests, allowing the parser to reject invalid durations; preserve the
existing five-second fallback for non-loop requests with a non-positive
duration.
Review comments at @src/MCPServer.cpp:
- Line 6326: Update the loop-mode check in the motion-application setup so
`so.loop` is true only when `loop` is true or the parsed `loop_mode` string is
non-empty. Match the generation-side check so an empty `loop_mode` does not
trigger seam restoration after foot pinning.
- Around line 6139-6142: Update segment duration parsing around
args.contains("duration") so only an omitted duration defaults to five seconds;
validate an explicitly supplied value as numeric and reject malformed values
before adding the segment or starting generation.
Review comments at @src/UniRigPredictor.cpp:
- Around line 322-323: Update the arm-chain classification condition using reach
and side(chain.front()) so a clavicle root offset 0.10 from center is not
classified as Arm when the hand is 0.60 away; use available chain geometry to
identify the clavicle without relying on a finger fan, while preserving support
for arms without clavicles.
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Review comments at @src/AIMotion/KimodoLoop_test.cpp:
- Around line 174-178: Add a height-only rejection case alongside the existing
`cleanCut` test: use matching rotations and a low mean cost, but set the height
mismatch above 2 cm, then assert `cleanCut` rejects the cycle. Ensure heading
does not independently cause rejection so the case specifically verifies the
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src/AIMotion/KimodoLoop.h
src/AIMotion/KimodoLoop_test.cpp
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src/AIMotion/KimodoPredictor.cpp
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Preserve loop seams when reapplying saved motions.
When a saved loop is reapplied without --loop, default foot pinning can change its final leg keys and create a visible seam in the export. Detect loop status per motion from its metadata when available, and handle missing metadata explicitly.
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Update the loop determination for `so.loop` to detect saved-motion loop status
from its metadata when available, so reapplying a saved loop preserves its seam
even without `--loop`. Handle missing metadata explicitly with a defined
fallback, while preserving the existing `req.loop` and `req.loopMode` behavior.
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Validate the requested duration for loops.
When a caller passes zero, a negative duration, or NaN without a per-line override, this fallback starts a five-second loop instead of rejecting the request. Pass the duration through for loop requests so the parser can reject it.
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Review comment at @src/AIMotion/KimodoController.cpp at line 244:
Update the parsePromptSegments call to pass req.duration unchanged for loop
requests, allowing the parser to reject invalid durations; preserve the existing
five-second fallback for non-loop requests with a non-positive duration.
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Reject malformed segment durations before generation.
When a loop request supplies a non-numeric segment duration, the parser substitutes five seconds. The request can then download models or generate and apply a loop instead of returning an error. Default only an omitted segment duration; reject an explicitly malformed value.
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Review comment at @src/MCPServer.cpp around lines 6139 - 6142:
Update segment duration parsing around args.contains("duration") so only an
omitted duration defaults to five seconds; validate an explicitly supplied value
as numeric and reject malformed values before adding the segment or starting
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Use the parsed loop mode when applying motion.
When an MCP request supplies loop_mode: "" without loop: true, generation produces a non-loop clip, but application restores its seam after foot pinning. This can undo endpoint corrections. Match the generation-side check.
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Update the loop-mode check in the motion-application setup so `so.loop` is true
only when `loop` is true or the parsed `loop_mode` string is non-empty. Match
the generation-side check so an empty `loop_mode` does not trigger seam
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Recognize offset clavicles without a finger fan.
When a clavicle root is 0.10 from the center and the hand is 0.60 away, this test names the clavicle Arm. Retargeting then drives the clavicle as the upper arm. Improve the classification while preserving support for arms without clavicles.
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Update the arm-chain classification condition using reach and
side(chain.front()) so a clavicle root offset 0.10 from center is not classified
as Arm when the hand is 0.60 away; use available chain geometry to identify the
clavicle without relying on a finger fan, while preserving support for arms
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Minor bump: seamless Kimodo loops (cut a matched cycle, or regenerate with
the start pose pinned at both ends), and UniRig arm names start at the
clavicle (Shoulder) so Kimodo no longer closes the arms (#1161).
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Summary
Kimodo loops. Kimodo clips start from rest and end wherever the motion stops, so they don't loop. The new Loop option fixes that. It's a panel checkbox, CLI
--loop/--loop-mode auto|cut|regenerate, and MCPloop/loop_mode. It needs the native runtime and one prompt, and accepts 0.5–10 s.KimodoLoop::findCyclethen looks for the best-matching pair of 5-frame windows about one cycle apart. It stays within 0.7–1.4× the requested duration, skips the 0.5 s lead-in, and skips stretches that barely move.Every loop has period + 1 frames, with the last frame equal to the first plus one stride, so an engine looping the clip neither skips nor repeats a frame. The panel status, CLI and MCP report (
kimodo.loops) say how each loop was made.Measured on a TRELLIS.2 orc:
In all four, the first and last frames match. Each generation pass takes about 18 s.
UniRig arm names. The labeller named the first three joints of each arm chain Arm/ForeArm/Hand. UniRig's chain starts at the clavicle, so the clavicle was named Arm, the upper arm ForeArm, and the forearm Hand, while the real hand kept a
joint_Nname. Name-keyed retargets (Kimodo, T2M, #523) then swung the clavicle as if it were the upper arm, and the arms closed in front of the body.armStartsAtClaviclenow detects the clavicle and the chain is named Shoulder/Arm/ForeArm/Hand. It detects it when:On the orc, Kimodo now drives 50 bones instead of 48, and the arms hang naturally during a walk.
Test plan
KimodoLoop*(cycle period, length preference, a still hold is rejected, cut closes on first + stride, the cross-fade hides a mismatched wrap, closeLoop)KimodoPredictor.LoopRequestsAreValidatedUpFrontUniRigLabeling.ArmChainsStartingAtTheClavicleNameItShoulderandArmChainsWithoutAClavicleKeepArmFirst; all 79 UniRig/AutoRig tests passExisting rigs made by ≤ 3.65.0 keep the shifted names until they are re-rigged or renamed, and their clips need regenerating.
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