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In this case, once you have your child parent and pivot sorted, then all you got to do is push a button. And that's all you have to do with it (laughs) if you remember the flash bones IK system and the hoops you have to go through to get that thing set up. But I'll just put that out there so that you know it's there. That's a little bit beyond the scope of this particular movie. If you have the premium version of this program, then you can click on the parent peg and the IK tool, and then you can pose the entire rig using the bone system. And you see now how all the eyes and the nose all move with the head joint. So I think that might have fixed our issue with the leg. You could also solo it out, but it's nice to have that opportunity as well. And if you hit b on the keyboard twice, then it takes you up the hierarchy, so then you can access that and position it to requirements. So let's say you want to select the upper arm, and you can select the lower arm. See how easy that was? It's really incredibly easy once you get it set up and you get your head wrapped around this. So hold down alt or option and move the up numeric keypad arrow until the weirdness goes away. So I think we can properly fix this by nudging that entire arm back. Ooh, and you see we have a z-depth issue here that only emerges when we actually do this. (laughs) I think our layer is a little off there.

I think I could already move that one up too. Okay, so now when I go from there to there, and I have my Transform tool, much better. So the other thing to check will be just select each one of these collapsed little mini-rigs and just twist them around, and oh, we have a problem. You will get more familiar working with a system like this than having to tunnel through pegs inside arms, inside pegs. Not for your first two or three or four of these guys. And you probably will get to the point where you will have to do that as your work gets more advanced, but for now, for your very first pass at this, my advice is don't bother. You can put the entire skull inside a peg. So now we have our master peg, and this is when we can control the really big movements of the character, and this is the equivalent of your external symbol in Flash. But basically as long as you select the object in this window, you should see it highlight here, and then when you move it, you should be able to see that number change there. Sometimes you may not have the object properly selected, and you might think nothing's happening, and maybe nothing is, so this is a good way of knowing that your clicks, your alt option, and your numeric key pad clicks are having an effect. And that way you know, too, you're making the change. And if there was something weird going on, something funky, then you can go in and type in a much bigger number. Now we've pushed them all forward about that amount. And I wonder would this work if we did them all in a group. And he may have a big issue then with the head, because remember all of these guys here are basically getting lost. So I'll just do this for the lower leg as well. Even that's not enough to change the appearance of the thing. You can also add in the numbers manually if you think maybe I need a big, much higher number, you can type in, say, five. So we just go through with this tool, click on each one of these, and click that arrow until they look right.

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And now if we click on the plus sign, you'll see the number has changed. Hold down alt or option on the keyboard, click the arrow facing towards you once or twice, as many times as you need until you see the object come towards you.

So what we're going to do is make really minute adjustments to this, really tiny ones we can't really see, but that will, by themselves, be enough to fix these little layer issues. And if we go into our 3D Space mode and rotate the view, you can see what's happening. So watch what happens, for example, as I pull them forward. And as you can see, we have x, y, and z positions. And we're going to work on the arm right lower. And what I want to do is just work on this area here first. So how do we fix this? In the previous movie, I explained z-depth, z-nudging, all these things exist in a kind of the virtual three-dimensional space that just doesn't exist in Flash, and now we're going to use it, and some of the craziness of Harmony really begins to pay off. As a result of that, I completely destroyed the layer structure, so as you can see all sorts of things have happened.

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In the previous movie, I nested all of the arms and limbs and so forth in these very nice trial parent hierarchies, and they allow me to use b and shift b to go up, down, and pose the character in a pretty easy-to-use way.