Quote: "that can't be done. If the information doesn's exist in the file you can't "reset" it. What you can do is calculating it yourself. Of course the value probably won't be the same but you can calculate center point of each limb"
I had a feeling that would be the case. Calculating the center for each limb can't be accomplished unless each limbs individual extents/bounds can be established. As you know, all of the limbs are sharing the same center point because they are using the completed models extents.
Quote: "Not sure on what the model/limbs are, so it's hard to judge what you are trying to accomplish."
It's difficult to describe in words, but that's all I have for now. Say you draw a square and bisect it from its corners; where the lines meet is the squares' center and origin, the four lines making up the square are its extents. This can also be done with any rectangular shape. If we were to add a rectangle to the square and put it at its perimeter, both objects still have their own centers, but if they are treated as one object, both of their centers will move to the origin(in this case the center of the square). Unless the center of the rectangle is known before it moves to the origin, we can't relocate its' center unless we first unbind it from the origin.
Quote: "What you probably need is a different exporter of the limb positions. I fixed my models with 3DS Max, but I'm sure that a lot of the packages work. In 3DS max you just click on each limb, and it is reset to its correct position.
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I'm using AC3D and exporting my model as an .x file. I think there is an option to export object data, but I don't know if this means the limbs data (including their centers) within the overall model get exported.
Thankyou for your help, I welcome all of it.
