Wyrm Hatching Attachment Guide

Introduction

This guide aims to provide an overview of the attachment possibilities that there are on Wyrm Hatchlings with a view to helping developers of accessories and clothing for dragons.

This guide only covers Wyrm Hatchlings only. Wyvern Hatchlings, Wyrmlings, Dragons and Wyverns use different attachment points and animation overrides. These are discussed in other guides.

Avatar Attachment Points

The following tables define the attachment points on an avatar, and how they are utilised by a Wyrm Hatchling avatar and how the free points are mapped to the parts of a wyrm hatchling avatar.

Head

There are eight attachment points used on the head.

Attachment Point	Used by	Attachment Point	Used by
skull	Head	left ear
nose		right ear
mouth		left eye
chin		right eye

All of the spare attachment points are mapped to the hatchlings head.

Torso

There are ten attachment points on the torso of which four are used.

Attachment Point	Used by	Attachment Point	Used by
left shoulder	Left Wing	left pectoral
right shoulder	Right Wing	right pectoral
chest	Body	back
stomach	Tail	pelvis
left hip		right hip

The attachment points are mapped as follows:

• the 'Back' and 'Pelvis' are mapped to the body of the hatchling.
• the 'Left Hip' appears to be mapped to the left leg of the hatching.
• the 'Right Hip' appears to be mapped to the right leg of the hatching.

Limbs

There are twelve attachment points on the limbs of which six are currently used.

Attachment Point	Used by	Attachment Point	Used by
left upper arm	Left Arm	right upper arm	Right Arm
left lower arm		right lower arm
left hand		right hand
left upper leg	Left Hind Leg	right upper leg	Right Hind Leg
left lower leg	Invisiprim Left Leg	right lower leg	Invisiprim Right Leg
left foot		right foot

The attachment points are mapped as follows:

• the 'left lower arm' moves with the left arm/hand
• the 'right lower arm' moves with the right arm/hand
• the 'left hand' moves with the right wing
• the 'right hand' moves with the left wing
• the 'left foot' moves with the left leg/foot
• the 'right foot' moves with the right leg/foot