# Settings
## 🧩 General
This section describes how to set up the **main objects** and the **rig group** for proper animation processing and BakeGeneration.
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### 📋 Components
#### 1. Main Objects
These are the **primary objects** that contain animations.\
They can also be used to generate BlendShapes with **Generation**.
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#### 2. Rig Group
A group (or list) of objects initialized by the user as a **RIG**.\
These objects are required for BakeGeneration to function correctly.
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### 💡 Tips
* You can select individual objects or the entire group.
* The algorithm will automatically detect all meshes that contain animations.
* By clicking on the filled field, you can quickly check which objects were detected.
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### ⚠️ Common Issues
* If a controller is **hidden, invisible, or missing** from the Rig Group, no BlendShape will be created.
* If a controller has **locked attributes**, a BlendShape will also not be created.
## 🎛 Rig
This section defines how the **controller detection algorithm** works inside the **RIG** module.\
All objects are divided into two categories:
* **UnTracking** — objects that are analyzed but ignored by the logic.
* **Tracking** — objects that are actively checked for BlendShapes or connections with main objects.
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### 📋 Interface
#### 1. UnTracking
A list of objects that the algorithm can see, but will **not** treat as controllers.\
Example: `camera`, `light`, `shader`.
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#### 2. Tracking
A list of objects that **will be tracked** and considered in the logic.\
Example: `locator`, `mesh`, `nurbsCurve`.
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#### 3. 🔄 Reset
A button that restores all settings to their **default values**.
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### 💡 Tips
* To move an object from **UnTracking** to **Tracking**, simply **drag & drop** it.
* Use **Reset** anytime you need to quickly return to default parameters.
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