Eye

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Skeleton

Body

1. Root Bone - All skeletons must contain a root bone from which all other bones, called child bones, extend. 2. Bottom Eye - This bone allows the lower eyelid to move. 3. Top Eye - This bone allows the top eyelid to move. 4. This stationary bone connects the bottom eye and top eye to the root bone. The actuall eyeball is connected to this bone.

Each object is added to a specific bone, covering the skeleton, and moves along with the bone. Objects that have been added to a bone do not necessarily need to be in contact with it. As long as an object has been added to a bone, it will move as the bone does. As a result, an outside object added to the top eye bone, for example, would move up and down as the top eyelid does.

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