Spread your wings,
The wyvern takes flight.

1. New Generic Model, project name my_wyvernTexture sizes 64 × 64, use the face-to-face UV. Save As my-wyvern.bbmodel.
2. Establish Wyvern → Body → Neck Grouping. add chest Cube put into Body: position −4.2 / 10 / −5.5Dimensions 8.4 / 8 / 11. This is the ribcage, not the bounding box of the entire creature.
3. Add the hindquarters, plastron, pauldrons and dorsal spines according to the table; put the neck into Neck. Complete the main body first and then add decorations. Compare after completion 01-body.bbmodel.

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Create under Neck Head, create under Head Jaw with Horns. Put the skull, upper snout, and eyes into Head; put the lower jaw, tongue, and lower teeth into Jaw; put the two horns into Horns.The lower jaw is not part of the head texture, but a set of movable parts.

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Then establish two hind legs under Body Leg_L / Leg_R, each of them Foot_L / Foot_R. When the legs are bent, the feet will follow, and the claws can be retracted independently. This lesson isFlying dragonThere are no other two front legs; the wings are its most visible forelegs.

1. Create under Body Wing_L, then create inside it Wing_Tip_L. Also create Wing_R and Wing_Tip_R on the other side. L / R is the naming in the project,Not equal to the left and right on your screen.
2. Put the dark green wing bone first, and then lay the copper orange wing membrane. The wing membrane on each side is composed of 9 thin cuboids with a thickness of 0.38; the four sections nearest the body belong to Wing, and the rest belong to Wing_Tip.
3. The left and right positions are symmetrical about X=0: the X interval [a, b] of a square becomes [−b, −a] after mirroring. For the already tilted wing bone, please set the rotation and pivot according to the parameter table. Do not just add a negative sign to X.

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Establish Tail_Base → Tail_Mid → Tail_Tip, then add the tail base, middle, tip and their corresponding spines in order. Do not place all three tail sections alongside each other under Body: rotating the tail base should also move the other two sections.

Wyvern
└─ Body
   ├─ Neck → Head
   │          ├─ Jaw
   │          ├─ Horns
   │          └─ Fire → Embers（第 7 步加入）
   ├─ Wing_L → Wing_Tip_L
   ├─ Wing_R → Wing_Tip_R
   ├─ Leg_L → Foot_L
   ├─ Leg_R → Foot_R
   └─ Tail_Base → Tail_Mid → Tail_Tip

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1. Import practice package textures/wyvern-scales.png, a 64 × 64 pixel atlas divided into sixteen 16 × 16 color blocks. Switch to Paint, change a small area with a 1-pixel brush, and observe where it appears on the model.
2. Return to edit mode, select a square face, and assign texture and sampling area to it in the UV panel. Each part uses the same color block on six sides in this model; the UV of the parameter table is U1 / V1 / U2 / V2, not wide. Select all six sides of the setup first.
3. Use light and dark green for the scales, gold for the belly armor, copper-orange for the wing membranes, and ivory for the horns and teeth. Related parts should have similar colors so that the structure is easy to recognize.

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1. Switch to Animation mode (Animate)New wyvern.fly, duration 1.2 seconds, with Loop enabled. Select Wing_L, add the following five keyframes to its Rotation track, and choose Linear interpolation.
2. Wing_L only changes Z; Wing_R uses the opposite Z value. Play it back first and make sure both sides are lifting up and down together, not up and down like a seesaw.

Then fill in Y in the table for Wyvern's Position track, and keep X and Z at 0.This animation offset is relative to the original position., instead of changing the body model coordinates to Y=0.6. Each time you add only one change, make sure it goes on.

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The wing tip also participates in the action: Wing_Tip_L at 0 / 0.3 / 0.6 / 0.9 / 1.2 seconds Y and Z are respectively (0,4), (−6,−10), (0,4), (8,13), (0,4); negate both Y and Z for the right wingtip, keeping X at 0. Finally, add gentle head motion, movement for all three tail sections, and folded legs. The complete values are listed below, so you do not need to guess them from screenshots.

In Head Establish under Fire, then create inside it Embers. Both sets of pivots are set to 0 / 19.1 / −18.6, close to the mouth. Add the eight flame and spark parts from the size table, using the flame texture and UV coordinates 0 / 0 / 16 / 16.Fire belongs to Head, not Jaw; otherwise, if the lower jaw opens, fire will spray downward.

In the flight animation, increase the Scale of Fire at 0 seconds and 1.2 seconds. 0 / 0 / 0, hiding the flame and its child groups. At this point, compare your work with 04-flight.bbmodelIt already contains flame structures, but it can't be seen while flying.

1. New wyvern.fire_breath, duration 3.2 seconds, Loop. Choose Jaw, Rotation X on 0 / 0.45 / 0.85 / 2.35 / 2.8 / 3.2 secondsSet to respectively 0 / −27 / −30 / −30 / 0 / 0 degreesY, Z hold 0.
2. Select Fire and add Scale keyframes using the table below. Z is larger than X and Y so that the fire stretches forward from the mouth instead of expanding into a ball.

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The wings must continue flapping during this action. Change the five keyframe times for the main wings and body to 0 / 0.8 / 1.6 / 2.4 / 3.2 seconds, the position remains constant and is suspended at a slower pace.The two segments are complete segments that are switched and played, not stacked together for playback.

1. Open 05-finished-animated.bbmodel Comparison: 106 parts, 19 groups, 2 textures, 2 animations. Drag the playhead to view 0 seconds, mouth opening, maximum fire breathing, fire closing, and loop junction.
2. Play fly → fire_breath → fly. When you return to flight, the mouth should be closed, the Fire scale returned to zero, and the wings continuing to cycle. Look again at the side and front, and check whether the mouth, wing roots and tail roots are falling apart.
3. Save as own my-wyvern.bbmodel. Open it again and confirm that the texture and two animations are there; then make your own changes.

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