In CC3 made a lot of alterations and came back to avatar and found the bounding box at some point became set sized for her which is making it ungainly to move around. It's definitely her and not a prop. Any suggestion would be greatly appreciated Thanks. t.noob

This is usually caused when something is attached to the character. In the Scene manager panel take a look at everything listed under "Avatar". You can turn the visibility of each item off by clicking the "eye" icon next to each in the Condition section. First turn the visibility off for the "CC_Base", or whatever the character base is named. Make all the obvious items invisible first and then see if anything is left in the scene. To get a closeup of any item make it visible, select it by name and then click on the "House" icon - underlined red in the image below. This will show you where it is.





Gerry

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Thanks, mate. I assumed it may have something to do with accessories. Is there a way to reset or resize the BB to the character without removing/hiding the accessories? Or wrangle in the pivot points of the objects? There seems to be a single Acc. that has a pivot pt on the floor. Possibly it's the issue.

You can adjust the pivot point of any prop or accessory in the Modify panel.

Select the item that you wish to make adjustments to and in the Pivot section you have a number of options, A drop down box, a quick selection box and if you click on "Edit Pivot" this will open a window that permits you to make manual adjustments.





Gerry

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An addition to the previous answers regarding the Bounding Box.

The 2 images below show the same character, in the same scene but with different poses. The first on has a T-pose and the second one an idle pose.





Note that the Bounding Box extends to the outer limits of the character and is independent of the pivot point. If you have a "stray" object in a scene attached to another then the BB will extend to the limits of that object.

Gerry

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System: Win 10 Pro (21H2), Asus X99-E WS, CPU i7-5930K -3,5 GHz, 32 GB DDR4 2666-16 RAM, NVidia GTX 1080 Ti GPU - 11 GB VRAM(Driver Studio-536.99), Samsung 850 Pro 512 GB SSD, 6 TB HD storage.