If it's a two-handed sword, the attachment points would be on the hilt where the character should hold it.
With a crossbow, the attachment points might be at the trigger and somewhere down the "barrel." Then you position the weapon, usually relative to the character's hips or shoulders, and then use IK to "glue" the hands onto the attachment points. With IK, you usually add some attachment points to the weapons themselves. If you're using Unity (Free), you can buy Final IK instead.
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Note that you need Unity Pro to use the built-in IK system. A lot of artists have already created equipment and skins for it. In your case, however, you might just want to activate and deactivate the meshes' GameObjects as characters equip items.Īlso, look into the Unity Multipurpose Avatar (UMA), which is a customizable model system. Masterprompt wrote an overview on stitching together meshes. To animate the lower and upper bodies separately, you'll need to use layers and avatar masks. Scroll down about 75% of the way to "Animation in Games" to read about how WoW uses sockets (attachment points).
Unfortunately I'm not aware of a single resource that covers everything you're asking about. And below this you use DNS, TCP, Ethernet, etc., below that is your local browser software, OS, hardware drivers, etc. It's like Jean-Baptiste Queru's article " You just went to the Google home page." When you go to Google, you use HTTP, HTML, CSS, and more. What you're asking is a tall order, but in the end it's not too hard.
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