For example, to build the right arm and shoulder, you may select the part of the spine where the right shoulder connects then click the Bones button to start creating new bones.
Start on just one side first so you can clone the bones for the other side later. If you want to create arms or legs, however, you will have to switch to the Front or Back viewport. Remember to use the Left or Right viewport if you want to center the bones along the left-right axis. You should, however, delete the nub bones that are not intended for use as root bones in other skeletons. If the creature you’re making will need more than one skeleton hierarchy (say, to bypass the fifty-four bone limit for each skeleton), don’t delete the nub bone at the juncture between the meshes. This will create a nub bone at the end of the chain. If you need to stop making a chain of bones to build a new chain in another part of the creature, right-click the mouse to end the bone creation process.
Make sure that you don’t make more than fifty-four bones. Continue in this manner until you’ve completed the bones for the body and head mesh. You can create another bone that connects to the last one that you made by clicking on the spot where the new bone ends. Click the root bone again to create a new bone that connects to it and click on the spot where the new bone ends. Select the root bone and click the Bones button under the Create Systems panel. We’re going to build up the rest of the skeleton for this mesh.
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