This is some of the same physics problems Ark: Survival Evolved has. Objects will warp and stretch way beyond their bounds, but in Ark's case, it only does it at certain viewing angles.
What confuses me here is they look like pre-calculated movements just being slapped on (the wings keep waving the same way with little variance, even when she's moving)... which makes me wonder how they're freaking out this badly. If they didn't clip into the model, I'd think they were post-effects like what Adobe Illustrator and After Effects can do :P
This is some of the same physics problems Ark: Survival Evolved has. Objects will warp and stretch way beyond their bounds, but in Ark's case, it only does it at certain viewing angles.
What confuses me here is they look like pre-calculated movements just being slapped on (the wings keep waving the same way with little variance, even when she's moving)... which makes me wonder how they're freaking out this badly. If they didn't clip into the model, I'd think they were post-effects like what Adobe Illustrator and After Effects can do :P