Incorrect bones position.

I created a Mesh during Runtime via C#.
However, I position the bones in their positions, but it is always in the center of the object.

For example, the bone of the hand is in the center instead of being in the hand.

Code (CSharp):

1.  P_Bone[i].localPosition = new Vector3(x, y, z);

"L UpperArm" is not in the position it should be

 

Upy

 

Dump

 

UP!

 

Maybe you need to make you point a little bit more clear? I (for one) don't really understand what you're doing, so I have no idea how I would be able to help you. Do you really create your mesh from code or just instantiate? Do you place the bones? Then what's the problem? If not, then how do you instantiate? Are the bones at correct positions when you instantiate normally by hand and animate it?

 

I create the mesh during C #, and instantiate the bones.
the problem is that they are not in the correct position, they are starting from the center of the object (0,0,0).

 

Dump

 

Dump again :c

 

It's still not clear what the problem is. Since you are instantiating the bones yourself, why can't you just put them in whatever position that you want?

 

Because it's a binary file, I'm reading the floats from the position of the bones.

More for some reason, it is not in the correct position.

 

are you sure the values you're reading are correct?
you're setting localPosition, are you sure the bones are correctly placed in the hierarchy?

 

Yes. I'm using localposition.