Hi again! I've been running into this issue consistently and have only managed to come up with hacky solutions that aren't quite ideal.
The problem is that when the "Hands Behind Head" bool switches to true, it occasionally doesn't switch back, despite the player holding their hands to neutral positions directly in front of them. This causes the shoulder to stay rotated to it's maximum value, causing all sorts of wonkiness. This can easily be replicated in the demo scene by drawing a circle around your head with only one hand. You essentially need to "unwind" the circle or throw both hands behind your head again to get the shoulder back to it's correct position and for the bool to switch back.
This is particularly frustrating as it can occur when climbing overhangs and using weapon holsters in the over-the-shoulder position. Any suggestions for better handling this?
Hi again! I've been running into this issue consistently and have only managed to come up with hacky solutions that aren't quite ideal.
The problem is that when the "Hands Behind Head" bool switches to true, it occasionally doesn't switch back, despite the player holding their hands to neutral positions directly in front of them. This causes the shoulder to stay rotated to it's maximum value, causing all sorts of wonkiness. This can easily be replicated in the demo scene by drawing a circle around your head with only one hand. You essentially need to "unwind" the circle or throw both hands behind your head again to get the shoulder back to it's correct position and for the bool to switch back.
This is particularly frustrating as it can occur when climbing overhangs and using weapon holsters in the over-the-shoulder position. Any suggestions for better handling this?