# Rigging Drawables can be rigged using either vertex groups (skinning) or Child Of constraints. The top-level Drawable object must be an armature. ### Skinning Skinning Drawables works the same way you would normally do it in Blender. Simply create vertex groups where each group's name corresponds to a bone in the armature. Then, add an armature modifier and specify the Drawable as the armature object.

### Linking bones to Drawable Models Many Drawables aren't rigged using weighted vertex groups. You can instead link an entire Drawable Model to a bone by using a Child Of constraint.

Use the "Add Bone Constraint" operator with the Drawable Model Selected to add a Child Of Constraint with the properties setup for correct previewing.

Example Child Of Constraint for a Drawable Model

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