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Are there any parts you struggle with in particular. Things I should definetely include?

Hey! It's the same workflow, basically. the only thing is you don't need to override anything. Overrides are only neccessary if you want to change something locally. So create one file with your base environment. Here you do all your changes. Than link the environment in as many scenes as you want to use it.

@MVARTZ thanks!

No problemo! 😉

Always good to hear someone found use in this content mess of mine🤙🏻

I told him to hit the gym. 'He said right back at ya, mate' think he got me there.😅 oh well🤷‍♂️

In the end that's all that matters

@MVARTZ yes, I love cuphead so it's still great non the less

Did you find a solution?

@@MVARTZ Yes, Somehow update to Rokoko beta solved the problem. Thanks bro!

Hee! Yes you can absolutely use this for commercial use, personal stuff and educational purposes. It's 100% free! 🥳

@@MVARTZ Thanks!

Thank you 😄

Thnx for sharing this tip with us! Always lovely to see how we all chime in

I hope you do! 😁 Feel free to share it with us if you do! For example on instagram or in the discord 🤷‍♂️

Man, I appeciate you saying that. You don't even know how much that means to me 😁 thankyouu!

Have you seen the updated video on curves? Still with geometry nodes, sorry, but you can download the tool for free of gumroad. And than it's just some values en sliders in de modifiers panel. th-cam.com/video/4f2bVsv8GPg/w-d-xo.html

Yea sorry bout that buddy😊

Thanks 💯

@MVARTZ You're welcome

I don't think I can answer that in 1 YT comment😉

I don't think it's a mic issue. Maybe I should have spend more time on audio ducking, but I too only have so much time. So far no one had complaints, anyway thnks for the feedback😉

Why are you pressing K? Just keyframe the shape selection.

@@MVARTZ Because presing K is how you keyframe. Blender 4.2

Thnx🤩

As far as i know, using the follow path constraint works for a single bone. I haven't found a way to use it on a bone chain. The issue is that when using follow curve, the endpoint of bone 1 is offset, messing with the alignment and orientatie of bone 2. if you use follow path and follow curve ✅ on the second bone, the orientation won't align properly. Maybe there is a way to fix that, but at the time of recording this was the best solution. In my opinion of course 🤷🏻

@@MVARTZ yeah getting the orientation also to work is another thing. Perhaps 8 should try some other method

That is so awesome to hear, hope you enjoy the getting back into 3d. It's so much fun and ultimately freeing to be able to bring your ideas in to life😄

Thnx that means more than you think🙌

Then don't, ciao👌

A used two half spheres and stuck them together. Then retopologized the whole model in the end. You can see the full process here: mvartz.gumroad.com/l/MuppetUnedited

The short answer is a rigify. the model was made by me. Then in Blender you can enable the rigify addon, if not already. It comes with Blender by default. Add an armature > Human (Meta Rig) > place bones > generate rig. Generating the rig can be done in armature data panel, that running stick figure icon on one of the tabs on the properties panel. Then unfold the sub heading Rigify > update face rig (if it prompts that) > then generate Rig Hope that helps

Glad you think so! 👍🏻

You're too kind🤗 Thnx for the like and follow😁

9 times out of 10, the character consists of 1 mesh. Except for the eyes, teeth, and tongue. (these can be joined in the same object, but not connected as one mesh. Or can be separate objects) All parts of clothing and props are individual objects. Each separate object gets assigned an armature modifier. The armature modifier binds the meshes to the rig. The weights tell the mesh what part moves with which bone. So generally objects don't have to be parented to each other, they will all be bound to the same rig. Of course, exceptions are always there. Hope that clears it up, lemme know🤷🏻

Easiest is to break it up in multiple systems. Like I 've done at the end👌

I will for sure! I use is more and more lately👌 Life is a bit hectic tho so, I'm not promising any release date😜

@@MVARTZ It's all good! Thanks for the time you give to make these videos regardless. 👍

PerfectA I'll add it later 👌

I did that with 3d printing in mind. If it got stuck on the print bed at least I wouldn't mess up the eyes with scratchew etc

@@MVARTZ Oohhhh i get it now

I'll see if I can update this video. And maybe throw that in there. I can't promise much, since im in a bit of a busy time myself. Just started a new job etc. Lot of things happening lately. Of the top of my head. I would use a curve to deform another, belt like curve.

You should absolutely do that, of that's what you want! Good luck🤙🏻

This. Is. Blender. 🤫

I knew it!​@@MVARTZ

You're right! those were b-roll just to illustrate how complex face rigs can be. And I find them appealing. You can search for them.. use google's reverse image search perhaps. I'm sure you can figure something out

Much appreciated! 😁😁

The things you can worry about, I tell you🤭

I'm not familiar enough with unreals grooming system. However, I do know something you should consider. Blender uses hair curves, which means alot of verteces. Usually game engines don't like that. More often that not hair cards will be used. How the hair cards are made is up to artist or dictates by de studio's workflow. I'm planning to create a tutorial on converting a hair system into something game ready. There have been more folks asking about it. Lemme know of you want that too😁

It works like a charm🤙🏻

I think you should be able to 'bake to action' or whatever its called these days. And check all 'visual changes' or whatever that is saying. That will make sure it takes the constraints into account. Fiddle around with it, should be doable

​@@MVARTZTanks, i will try

You mean they don't work as in they're not reading as mouth from other angles? Or is the rig not working for you, say not displaying all mouth shapes?

@@MVARTZ I mean for side view this mouth shape will not work. Have to make side facing mouth shape again for side view.

@@3dtweettv yea that's inherent to this style I suppose