Common Skeletal Parts Used in Motion Capture

Sep 26, 2024#blender笔记394

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The document provides a bilingual (Chinese and English) reference for commonly used motion capture skeletal terms. It includes a list of body parts with their corresponding names in both languages, such as Head, Neck, Shoulder bones, Arms (upper arm, lower arm, hand, fingers), Spine bones, Hips, and Legs (thigh, shin, foot, toe). This serves as a helpful guide for naming during the creation process.

Common Motion Capture Skeleton Chinese-English Comparison
As shown in the picture:

Below is a detailed Chinese-English comparison for easy naming during creation:
Every time I see an English tutorial, I notice the blogger always fluently inputs the corresponding skeleton names,
which can be confusing, so this time I’ve compiled everything in one article for you to save and refer to the above image conveniently.
You can also view the text version: (from head to hands to feet)

Head: Head

Neck: Neck

Shoulder bones: Shoulder bones

Arms (upper arm, lower arm, hand, fingers)
Arms (upper arm, lower arm, hand, fingers)

Spine bones: Spine bones (approximately 1 to 5)

Hips: Hips (root)

Legs (thigh, shin, foot, toe)
Legs (thigh, shin, foot, toe)