In this lesson, we're going to organize the outliner and the rig a little more before we move on,
and we want to think about how we want to use this rig and possibly scale it and what that means for
our organization.
So if we select the topmost node here, which is that locator that the Quecreek tool gave us and we
were to try to scale the whole rig up, let's watch what happens.
Everything that we've created stays in the same spot.
It doesn't follow along and play nicely like we want it or expect it to.
So let's create a little organization over here in that liner and a few constraints to help solve that.
First, we need to select all the cons.
So let's just command click them to get all of the cons together and we can group them into one group.
So command.
And I'll call that con group and we want to rename these groups with some kind of indication that it's
actually a joint.
So I'll call it Jayanti here.
And let's put those joint groups under the bones as well.
Now, the IRC handles can stay by themselves.
They're constrained, and that's OK.
They can stay by themselves.
And what we want to do is constrain the con group to this because we want it to follow when we scale
up or if we move the rig around, we want to follow this main locator.
OK, so let's adjust that.
Let's go to the bone reference, which is the main controller here, the route control and command.
Click the con group and go to constrain.
We'll just tear that off because we're going to do a parent and a scale.
So we leave that selection up.
And now when we go to the locator and we scale it up, everything should follow.
And when we move it or rotate it around, everything should follow together.
Cool to the last thing that I would suggest that we do is just to group everything down and say Bowen's
rig is the main group of everything and we won't use that to translate anything.
But we'll only ever use this Bowen's reference and let's just rename that to Route.
This is just something that I prefer to call.
People will know what you're talking about more if you call that a route, the remote control.
So now that we have that organized, let's move on to the next lesson and continue to create this rig.
Thanks for watching.