Modeling/Bone-Behaviors.md

@@ -109,8 +109,11 @@ or [LeashSelf](/MythicMobs/mechanics/model/LeashSelf) mechanics
 **Tag: `seg_`**<br>
  
 Segment bone is a special type of bone that is animated procedurally, following the parent bone using the least amount of
-movement required through rotation or position. This is very useful when creating dynamic models such as worms, tails and 
-hair.
+movement required through rotation or position. This is very useful when creating long, dynamic models such as worms.
+
+This bone tag would mark the bone as a child pivot of the model, where child bones will originate from the new pivot instead
+of the base pivot. If your segments are long enough that some bones will not move in world space when the base entity moves,
+use this behavior. Otherwise, check the [Tail](/Modeling/Bone-Behaviors#tail) behavior.
 
 As of R4.0.7, segment tag can only be used on cube-less bones. The pivot point of the bone should also be placed at the 
 back. The bones can be further configured by using the [Segment](/MythicMobs/mechanics/model/Segment) mechanic.
@@ -118,6 +121,17 @@ back. The bones can be further configured by using the [Segment](/MythicMobs/mec
 Check out this [segment demo](../Assets/Demo/segment_demo.zip) as reference for how to set up the bones and use the segment
 mechanic.
 
+### Tail
+
+**Tag: `tl_`**<br>
+
+Tail bone visually works exactly the same as segment bone, however instead of creating a separate pivot for display entities,
+the bones would use the base pivot. If your tail bones move a lot and generally stay around the base model, use this behavior.
+Otherwise, check the [Segment](/Modeling/Bone-Behaviors#segment) behavior.
+
+As of R4.0.7, tail tag can only be used on cube-less bones. The pivot point of the bone should also be placed at the
+back. The bones can be further configured by using the [Segment](/MythicMobs/mechanics/model/Segment) mechanic.
+
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 # Hitbox Tags