Hair bouncing bones in SceneKit
I'm developing a game in SceneKit (iOS 13) and I want to add realism to the movements of the character.
The character has hair with a skeleton-bones, so I can make it bounce programmatically. I want to rotate the bones in a natural way so the hair bounces.
What's the best approach for this? As soon as there is no-movement, I want the bones to return to the original position.
Here is a reference of how bones are placed:
After some research and surfing the web I found an example of exactly what I want to achieve, and it's called: Inverse Kinematics
Hope it helps anyone who wants to achieve this. Here is a GitHub repo I found by Robert-Hein Hooijmans.
https://github.com/roberthein/InverseKinematics
(I don't know why it got -1. Either I didn't explain myself correctly or people are being subjective. Yes it's a rant.) (If anyone here can tell me the reason they think it got -1, let me know!, I'm here to learn how to post)
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