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Bones are the individual sections of an armature that are used to deform the mesh. Bones act like other objects (they have properties and can have constraints) but are invisible in the render.

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Moving bones in a specific manner with two fixed points

You will need three bones, one for each moving arm. None of them should be parented to each other. … It should look something like this: On each of the moving arm bones, add a Track To bone constraint. …
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How to make a bone translate on a tilted Axis?

Change the Transform Orientation in the panel at the bottom of the 3D Viewport from Global to Normal. --> The Procedure:
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How can I reset and align bones?

If you select in edit mode a bone whose "pointing" you want to change, you should be able to go to the tab that looks like a single bone in the Properties panel. Then, under Relations, go to the Paren …
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Setting a bone in a particular angle

Key R, then the axis (X, Y, or Z), then the angle.
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Can't get armature to move mesh!

First, you needed to join all parts of the deer by selecting the misc ones, then the main one, and keying Ctrl + J. You also needed to parent the mesh to the armature by first selecting the mesh, the …
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