Yeah, I figure it out already. I saw that there was an error on my header saying auto run was disabled and googled it. It's probably been up there since I first downloaded blender. Thanks for the response though.
I tried all that and it still does that to the model. However, I notice that when I reviewed the rigging video the rig in the video looks different than the one that I generate. You can see in the screenshot too, the part of the rig that is suppose to represent the elbow joints are far behind the model for some reason, so the problem has to be coming from the meta rig I used.
Yeah, I figure it out already. I saw that there was an error on my header saying auto run was disabled and googled it. It's probably been up there since I first downloaded blender. Thanks for the response though.
i had same problem
go to user preference "file" turn on "Auto Run Python Script"
:)
I tried all that and it still does that to the model. However, I notice that when I reviewed the rigging video the rig in the video looks different than the one that I generate. You can see in the screenshot too, the part of the rig that is suppose to represent the elbow joints are far behind the model for some reason, so the problem has to be coming from the meta rig I used.