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How to improve the rig in blender to prevent weird mesh deformations?
Not directly an unity question, but yeah, but about the character I am going to use in unity. So, I generated a character in makehuman and imported it blender. I have neither used Mhx rig or rigify as they will decrease performance due to lots of bones. I just used simple HumanIK rig. But, the rig doesn't contain any IK bones, so I created them myself. But, now I am having a problem that the deformations of mesh are not that natural. On rotating upper shoulder character rotates in weird way and on rotating hip the character hip mesh gets deformed. It is hard to explain the exact things happening. Just the problem I said. So, is there Any blender user who has good experience with rigging? I just need few suggestions to improve my character rig :/ ? You can get the .blend file from here: https://www.datafilehost.com/d/01d07ddd
When adding I$$anonymous$$ you must state how many bones deep the effect occurs. If your shoulder is moving when you dont want it to, reduce the I$$anonymous$$ Bone count until the shoulder no longer moves.
I think a bone count of 0 will count all bones. 1 is the bone itself, 2 is the bone and the one before. (I think...)
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