I've realized how hyped modeling in blender is and i dont understand why animation lessons and tutorials don't get so much attention. Everyone like to whatch the result of animator's work, but not so much people want to learn and see how its done. Keep it going, your videos are so useful. Thank you for your work!
Thank you. The main reason is that it takes way more time to learn and produce good animation. While you can create awesome sculpts in a couple of hours. Most people want result fast without pain…
it all depends on the goal of the person, for example, I want to sell game models, but I'm limited only to humanoid characters, and I really want to give a twist to the character ... Therefore, I'm studying animation)
Man, after watching your animation course, I felt like this was exactly the one video that it was missing. I was trying on my own to simulate clothes, but I was achieving mixed results. I am so glad that you posted this video, it is clear now. Thanks!
I came up with a little workaround to avoid duplicating/positioning empties and bones manually on the cloth using geometry nodes: - Create an Empty and an Armature - Add geometry nodes to the cloth - Use instance on points setup for both Empty object info node and Armature info node (you can have a look at some tutorials that do the same thing) - Once you have all the empties/armatures aligned, got to Object - apply - make instances real. You will end up with a lot of armatures. - Select all the armatures and go to Object - Relations - make single user - object & data (this is needed because the bones in each armature share the same data and are treated as one) - Select all the armatures and join with CTRL + J. This will create just one armature including all the bones. I know it's probably not a super simple solution but I think it will definitely save some time!
I have been looking into importing Blender physics into Unity, and this is a great technique! I did find another way, but it's a little less control friendly, because it makes a butt-load of shape keys but it is faster for small quick results: 1. Animate your cloth sim, (may work on others). 2. File, export, export as Lightwave Poiint Cache (you need to enable the 'Input-Export MDD as mesh shape keys addon that I think comes with Blender) 3. WITH YOUR OBJECT SELECTED, now re-import that exact same .mdd file you just exported (I know, it's silly). 4. You can now delete any hooks, or cloth sims from the object, the animation will be baked to shape keys for that object. I don't know if this will help with rigging necessarily, but I just wanted to share this trick in case it helps you or anyone else!!
Thanks so much. I was worried these steps wouldn't work super well on a lower poly cape and, although there were minor hiccups, it really worked great.
I love this method. I honestly can’t believe there isn’t a script for automating creating an empty at the tip of each bone, or any other step in the process. I’d gladly pay for a script like that.
I asked for this on twitter not to long ago so thanks so much for this! Between this and your other tips on rigging loose materials my characters should be a lot more fun to work with.
Cloth simulations are not even the most tedous to work with. Fluid simulations are an absolute nightmare. High resolution simulations take ages to finish, but in my experience if you try to do a "quick and dirty" version with lower resolution, then just increase the resolution for the "final" version, the simulation will run completely differently from the lower resolution version, so you will have to do it at the higher resolution from scratch anyway.
As always, some great tips and methods. I've been curious about this topic, and I wouldn't have known about having to pin vertices that were parented to bones. I would definitely have been yelling at the computer when it didn't work. Ha ha... You explained very concisely why it has to be done that way.
Great tutorial. I'm sure this method is much better for the performance in a game engine and battery power in mobile devices, as compared to using cloth simulation in Unreal or Unity
Wow, what an incredibly complex process. You're like a nuclear physicist of animation. This has a weird use-case as it's for games that are not advanced enough to run cloth physics calculations in real-time but advanced enough to run high poly models with hundreds of bones
It depends on how many of these things you are going to be having in the game at once. It's probably not a good idea to have hundreds of these animating at once since each bone adds multiple matrix calculations per frame. If it's just a single instance of it (say, on a main character) then there shouldn't be any noticeable performance impact.
how do we do boots or shoes? pretty much the same. form a boot or shoe around the foot, make it cloth and apply the everything else to keep them attached to the feet and move along with them?
Hello I just came across with the video, I wanna ask that can we downside the numbers of empty in the final result, it will still work but just less accutrate right? Thank you
Hi, I am correctly taking your ALIVE COURSE. And I have to tell you, it was the best decision I have ever made. But I don't why I can't post my videos in the discord group?
Great video! Been looking for something like this for a looooong time! Best provider of animation and rigging stuff I've come across so far! So is this the method they use most commonly for cloth animation in modern games? For example, the cloaks in Elden Ring?
First of all thank you for these tutorials but if I may add some constructive criticism, and perhaps these videos are not aimed at beginners, but it would be really helpful for those that are learning if you were to explain why you do each step instead of just saying what you will do. But still thank you!!!!!!!!
Does it still work in blender 4.0? When I add the constraint on the bone so that it follows the empty, it doesn't work, the animation plays and the empty follows the vertices to which it was parented, but the bone doesn't move 15:12
This is exactly what I was looking for to study! Thanks, Pierrick! And oh one question, I purchased your rigging and animation course on the gumload a long time ago and I have recently learned that you have the new online school thing. So as you mentioned in the announcing video, I just need to verify my email to transfer my courses to the online school right? cheers.
Hi thank you for teaching blender I learn a lot from u but I have a question! Can you tell me about 3d prints?! I don't know my character that I sculpt can be print as solid obj in real life or not can you tell me about that!?
Can anyone point me in the right direction? Im trying to animate my complex shirt on my model without destroying the clothing and every video ive watched doesnt do it 😭
Can you create a beginner course on non human rigs like bird wings, tentacles, animals custom rig. I'm willing to pay for the course similar to the art of rigging course
Evenly Distributed Vertices. Evenly Distributed Vertices. Evenly Distributed Vertices. Say it with me. The quad remesh option in the vertex tab is good for this if you are starting with something that doesn’t have… Evenly Distributed Vertices.
Great tuto. Could it work if I make clothes in marvelous designer and import them in blender? MD do great simulations, but take more time to tweak between 2 programs.
@@PierrickPicaut_P2DESIGN The main issue is looping the clothes animation with MD. With the bones you've made. I could at least add some where it need editing to make a smooth loop.
12:31 I don't get it this part because you didn't show all step to create this cape. Please show full step of this part. DAMN IT it make me insane! UHHHH!!! 🤬🤬
This would've been so much better if you could have explained the more complex cape than the generic one. There is something not clear. I also tried finding the solution in the coursed on the p2design channel but no luck.
Hi @pierrickpicaut , I really like your 👆 animations, if you don't mind I want to try animate your one of y The your animation on another rig to learn and improve my experience.I work in maya . Thanks you for answear . Ho bisogno della tua autorizzazione per i diritti d'autore
@@iymankx9155 Hi, I'm french not italian. I won't give you the "dritti d'autorre", that's like copyright, and it's not related. Copyright is when you use someone work to do something with it. But you can use my work as an inspiration if you want, there is no problem with that. Just credit me like "Animation inspired by Pierrick Picaut's animation" and you put a link to my work :) Good luck!
Hey Pierrick, thanks for this helpful tutorial once again! Do you have an idea if it was possible somehow to split & connect multiple rigs? I want to build a game in unity in which players can build creatures out of different body parts (head, torso & legs). Therefor, I need to combine head A (e.g. walrus) with body B (e.g. gorilla mech) and legs C (e.g. spider).I thought maybe I could use come sort of anchor points at the neck and hips but I'm not quite sure how to pull that off. I'd be very thankful for any guidance!!
you can try to use chat-GPT to create that script for you (end of the video). i am doing modeling and texturing part and that chat bot is very usefull in my kind of work. i am sure that if you can precesly describe what you are expecting from the scrpit that bot will make one for you. try the script and maybe if there is something incorrect you still can tell to the chatbot what is wrong . and in the thrid +/- iteration you are good to go. in under a 20 minutes.
This is a great video. I never knew that you could parent an empty to a group of vertices. That has solved several problems in my own work flow, so thank you for that. This is a really interesting solution to converting the simulation into a game engine compatible animation. I saw a video (th-cam.com/video/NQ5Dllbxbz4/w-d-xo.html) in which they created a page turning animation of a book, using a cloth simulation. They then used some code to convert the XYZ position of every vertex to the RGB values on a texture for every frame. This texture could then be used in the game engine, through a shader to reproduce the simulation. I would be interested to hear your thoughts on this technique, and how this compares to the method shown in this video.
Ho yes, I think I saw something a bit similar to create explosions in Fortnite I believe (not sure about it) but they were using 3 dimensional displacement that was baked to a texture sequence and use it as a flip book basicaly. I don't know what method would get the best performances, storing the displacement data can be heavy. It really depends on what you wanna do.
Not all that useful when you have to tediously create empties for every single bone. Unless this is scripted, I don't see how this is actually a technique you can use for anything but the simplest of models. I've been trying to follow this to get a coat rigged up for a few days, and I can't get good cloth simulation results without a few thousand verticies on the coat, which means thousands of empties, even if I restrict the mesh to only the bottom half of the coat, it's incredibly tedious to do this by hand.
I've realized how hyped modeling in blender is and i dont understand why animation lessons and tutorials don't get so much attention. Everyone like to whatch the result of animator's work, but not so much people want to learn and see how its done. Keep it going, your videos are so useful. Thank you for your work!
Thank you.
The main reason is that it takes way more time to learn and produce good animation. While you can create awesome sculpts in a couple of hours. Most people want result fast without pain…
it all depends on the goal of the person, for example, I want to sell game models, but I'm limited only to humanoid characters, and I really want to give a twist to the character ... Therefore, I'm studying animation)
Man, after watching your animation course, I felt like this was exactly the one video that it was missing. I was trying on my own to simulate clothes, but I was achieving mixed results. I am so glad that you posted this video, it is clear now. Thanks!
I came up with a little workaround to avoid duplicating/positioning empties and bones manually on the cloth using geometry nodes:
- Create an Empty and an Armature
- Add geometry nodes to the cloth
- Use instance on points setup for both Empty object info node and Armature info node (you can have a look at some tutorials that do the same thing)
- Once you have all the empties/armatures aligned, got to Object - apply - make instances real. You will end up with a lot of armatures.
- Select all the armatures and go to Object - Relations - make single user - object & data (this is needed because the bones in each armature share the same data and are treated as one)
- Select all the armatures and join with CTRL + J. This will create just one armature including all the bones.
I know it's probably not a super simple solution but I think it will definitely save some time!
Couldn't you just make a video and post the link. This is a bit complicated to follow.
nah its fake@@JC-ov8ko
@@JC-ov8kohave you managed to do it?
@@JC-ov8ko Video tutorial of a fully automated system for this is up on my channel.
this is by far the best animation channel, this Sir is so deep in the materia ! awesome ! learning so much here, thanks sir
I have been looking into importing Blender physics into Unity, and this is a great technique! I did find another way, but it's a little less control friendly, because it makes a butt-load of shape keys but it is faster for small quick results:
1. Animate your cloth sim, (may work on others).
2. File, export, export as Lightwave Poiint Cache (you need to enable the 'Input-Export MDD as mesh shape keys addon that I think comes with Blender)
3. WITH YOUR OBJECT SELECTED, now re-import that exact same .mdd file you just exported (I know, it's silly).
4. You can now delete any hooks, or cloth sims from the object, the animation will be baked to shape keys for that object.
I don't know if this will help with rigging necessarily, but I just wanted to share this trick in case it helps you or anyone else!!
The level of patience you have of attaching empties to every single vertex of the mesh is on another level😲😲😲😲.
It’s like 5 minutes.
wow i never knew vertex groups had a search bar hidden under that arrow... great tutorial! will be using this a lot when i finish your course
Thanks so much. I was worried these steps wouldn't work super well on a lower poly cape and, although there were minor hiccups, it really worked great.
I love this method. I honestly can’t believe there isn’t a script for automating creating an empty at the tip of each bone, or any other step in the process. I’d gladly pay for a script like that.
import bpy
mesh = bpy.context.view_layer.objects.active
bpy.ops.object.editmode_toggle()
bpy.ops.mesh.select_all(action='DESELECT')
bpy.ops.object.editmode_toggle()
bpy.ops.object.armature_add(enter_editmode=False, align='WORLD', location=(0, 0, 0), scale=(1, 1, 1))
armatura = bpy.context.view_layer.objects.active
bpy.ops.object.editmode_toggle()
bpy.ops.armature.select_all(action='SELECT')
bpy.ops.armature.delete()
bpy.ops.object.editmode_toggle()
bpy.ops.object.select_all(action='DESELECT')
bpy.context.view_layer.objects.active = mesh
j=0
ArrEmpt=[]
for i in bpy.context.view_layer.objects.active.data.vertices:
num=0
ti=bpy.context.view_layer.objects.active.data.vertices[num]
while(ti.index!=j):
num=num+1
ti=bpy.context.view_layer.objects.active.data.vertices[num]
bpy.context.scene.cursor.location = ti.co
bpy.ops.object.empty_add(type='SPHERE', radius=0.05, align='WORLD', location=(ti.co), scale=(1, 1, 1))
lastempty = bpy.context.view_layer.objects.active
ArrEmpt.append(lastempty)
bpy.context.view_layer.objects.active = armatura
bpy.ops.object.editmode_toggle()
bpy.ops.armature.bone_primitive_add()
bpy.ops.transform.translate(value=(-0, -0, -0.9), orient_type='GLOBAL', orient_matrix=((1, 0, 0), (0, 1, 0), (0, 0, 1)), orient_matrix_type='GLOBAL', constraint_axis=(False, False, True), mirror=False, snap=False, snap_elements={'INCREMENT'}, use_snap_project=False, snap_target='CLOSEST', use_snap_self=True, use_snap_edit=True, use_snap_nonedit=True, use_snap_selectable=False)
bpy.ops.object.editmode_toggle()
mesh.select_set(True)
lastempty.select_set(True)
bpy.context.view_layer.objects.active = mesh
bpy.context.view_layer.objects.active.data.vertices[j].select = True
j=j+1
bpy.ops.object.editmode_toggle()
bpy.ops.object.vertex_parent_set()
bpy.ops.mesh.select_all(action='DESELECT')
bpy.ops.object.editmode_toggle()
bpy.ops.object.select_all(action='DESELECT')
bpy.context.view_layer.objects.active = mesh
bpy.context.view_layer.objects.active = armatura
bpy.ops.object.posemode_toggle()
bpy.ops.pose.select_all(action='SELECT')
counter = 0
for bone in bpy.context.selected_pose_bones_from_active_object:
constr=bone.constraints.new(type='COPY_LOCATION')
constr.target = ArrEmpt[counter]
counter = counter + 1
bpy.ops.object.posemode_toggle()
This script works for active object. You need to apply object location.
@@ВасилийИванов-з7н i tried this but it caused my blender window to stop responding, its been over an hour
@@ВасилийИванов-з7н WUT DA HELLLLL (I didn't try it x) )
I was given soft soft as a gift in 11, and up until recently, I was so overwheld by the complexity of it that I never got past just using
I asked for this on twitter not to long ago so thanks so much for this! Between this and your other tips on rigging loose materials my characters should be a lot more fun to work with.
Cloth simulations are not even the most tedous to work with. Fluid simulations are an absolute nightmare. High resolution simulations take ages to finish, but in my experience if you try to do a "quick and dirty" version with lower resolution, then just increase the resolution for the "final" version, the simulation will run completely differently from the lower resolution version, so you will have to do it at the higher resolution from scratch anyway.
Even in Physics fluid simulations are pure nightmare lol
Super mega clean and clear ! Thank you boss
Excellent tutorial .. clear and to the point ... and even small details are explained ... thank you!
THANKS !!! Pertfect if you want to export physical simulations from Blender to Unreal Engine with FBX!
Men you are a genius
A improved alot with your course alive
Bro your incredible 3d designer
Thank you for making this process so easy to understand 🙏
As always, some great tips and methods. I've been curious about this topic, and I wouldn't have known about having to pin vertices that were parented to bones. I would definitely have been yelling at the computer when it didn't work. Ha ha... You explained very concisely why it has to be done that way.
love your content, it helps a lot in getting an understanding of animation and rigging, can't thank you enough, it really helped me
Thank you
Very very informative. Going to try and do some of this in Maya.
Bro I really do appreciate you for this help, Thanks! I subscribed and Liked the video.
Thanks
Great tutorial. I'm sure this method is much better for the performance in a game engine and battery power in mobile devices, as compared to using cloth simulation in Unreal or Unity
Very high level as usual
You are a Blender God. 🙏
Also, at 12:40 you say that the simulation cloth "is only attached to the root bone". What exactly does this mean?
That was very interesting. Thanks. It would also be great to know how you animate the hair.
Thanks for sharing this workflow with us. 👌🏻
So useful video
I always use cloth simulation for muscle simulations and body jiggles might be useful.
Awesome video man, i learned a lot, thanks :)
man i would be very thankfull if you'll make playlist on channel with all cloth related stuff
I fucking love you mate!! I saw a lot of videos for soft but tNice tutorials one is handsdown the best one! Love how your super calm and really take
Wow, what an incredibly complex process. You're like a nuclear physicist of animation. This has a weird use-case as it's for games that are not advanced enough to run cloth physics calculations in real-time but advanced enough to run high poly models with hundreds of bones
15:53 Wouldn't the amount of bones for just a single cloth heavily impact the perfomance? Just asking because im an illiterate when it comes to this.
No that’s fine.
Unless you use it for mobile games
It depends on how many of these things you are going to be having in the game at once. It's probably not a good idea to have hundreds of these animating at once since each bone adds multiple matrix calculations per frame. If it's just a single instance of it (say, on a main character) then there shouldn't be any noticeable performance impact.
I would suggest constraining the bones location directly to the mesh vertex groups without the empties, or am I missing something?
That could work indeed :)
Can do how to animate floppy clothe folds without physics system 'looks bad'
how do we do boots or shoes? pretty much the same. form a boot or shoe around the foot, make it cloth and apply the everything else to keep them attached to the feet and move along with them?
that was easy. Thank you!
Hello I just came across with the video, I wanna ask that can we downside the numbers of empty in the final result, it will still work but just less accutrate right? Thank you
Love your animation tutorials
Please tell me size of Trident🔱Character in meters
I wanna make like the
greats thanks Pierrick
I am a bit confused on the part cloth to game rig can anyone explain me how does the blue and red panel work
I wish you could the exact training courses but in UE5 as well. I would pay for this. Great work as always.
Can this work with a longcoat? My character has one and I'm trying to find a way to rig a coat without blowing up my laptop
I downloaded a rig online which already have the cloth rigged to the character. How can I add automatic simulation to that one?
Hi, I am correctly taking your ALIVE COURSE. And I have to tell you, it was the best decision I have ever made. But I don't why I can't post my videos in the discord group?
Does it have the repeat step sequencer in the step sequencer ??
I think you can just put a negative number in the simulation start so you don't have to do the rest pose
Great video! Been looking for something like this for a looooong time! Best provider of animation and rigging stuff I've come across so far!
So is this the method they use most commonly for cloth animation in modern games? For example, the cloaks in Elden Ring?
I believe most AAA games use realtime simulation directly in engine.
Is there a way to do this in Maya?
Could this be a way to create complete garments, or is it only for cape?
Hey anyone knows an addon for automating the cloth rigging proccess ?
like converting simulation to rigged animated cloth mesh with one click
Thank you for video.
good stuff. good stuff
great tutorial man. I'm Nice tutorialgh af and I understood tNice tutorials so well I was just hype to get to making s
First of all thank you for these tutorials but if I may add some constructive criticism, and perhaps these videos are not aimed at beginners, but it would be really helpful for those that are learning if you were to explain why you do each step instead of just saying what you will do. But still thank you!!!!!!!!
thanks your animation course is really good but its hard for beginners
Merci beaucoup !
Wow👌👌👌
Can you post a how to make a character rig video 🥺🖤
did you lock something? i don't have the option to add your video to my favs 😢
No, I don’t think so 🙁
Worked with the phone.. great video as always 👍
Great video
Does it still work in blender 4.0? When I add the constraint on the bone so that it follows the empty, it doesn't work, the animation plays and the empty follows the vertices to which it was parented, but the bone doesn't move 15:12
I'm stupid, I had the Rigg in rest position, I changed it to pose mode and worked perfectly
This is exactly what I was looking for to study! Thanks, Pierrick!
And oh one question, I purchased your rigging and animation course on the gumload a long time ago and I have recently learned that you have the new online school thing. So as you mentioned in the announcing video, I just need to verify my email to transfer my courses to the online school right? cheers.
Hi thank you for teaching blender I learn a lot from u but I have a question!
Can you tell me about 3d prints?!
I don't know my character that I sculpt can be print as solid obj in real life or not can you tell me about that!?
may have to go another route.
Can anyone point me in the right direction? Im trying to animate my complex shirt on my model without destroying the clothing and every video ive watched doesnt do it 😭
TY sir
Great tutorial. second one I've watched now and very educational / informative. keep it up
Is this course complete and is it completely free?
Can you create a beginner course on non human rigs like bird wings, tentacles, animals custom rig. I'm willing to pay for the course similar to the art of rigging course
Evenly Distributed Vertices. Evenly Distributed Vertices. Evenly Distributed Vertices. Say it with me. The quad remesh option in the vertex tab is good for this if you are starting with something that doesn’t have… Evenly Distributed Vertices.
which course I should buy and learn first, the art of effective rig or alive animation course?
It didn’t matter.
You don’t need the skill from one to understand the other.
@@PierrickPicaut_P2DESIGN can I download all the video file for offline ?
@@neakybrown6088 yes
@@PierrickPicaut_P2DESIGN can I even access the course updates in any of these market place,flipped normal,artstation,blender market,cubebrush,..etc
Great tuto. Could it work if I make clothes in marvelous designer and import them in blender? MD do great simulations, but take more time to tweak between 2 programs.
I guess you can
@@PierrickPicaut_P2DESIGN The main issue is looping the clothes animation with MD. With the bones you've made. I could at least add some where it need editing to make a smooth loop.
Pierick, how do you think will AI replace 3d artists and animators? it's pretty scary
12:31 I don't get it this part because you didn't show all step to create this cape. Please show full step of this part. DAMN IT it make me insane! UHHHH!!! 🤬🤬
This would've been so much better if you could have explained the more complex cape than the generic one. There is something not clear. I also tried finding the solution in the coursed on the p2design channel but no luck.
I don't understand your point, what do you mean by more complex cape?
You can model whatever you want with enough density and follow the same steps.
how would one get chatgpt to "scipt" this
👍👍👍
Hi @pierrickpicaut , I really like your 👆 animations, if you don't mind I want to try animate your one of y
The your animation on another rig to learn and improve my experience.I work in maya . Thanks you for answear .
Ho bisogno della tua autorizzazione per i diritti d'autore
I translated the last sentence by google
@@iymankx9155 Hi, I'm french not italian. I won't give you the "dritti d'autorre", that's like copyright, and it's not related.
Copyright is when you use someone work to do something with it.
But you can use my work as an inspiration if you want, there is no problem with that. Just credit me like "Animation inspired by Pierrick Picaut's animation" and you put a link to my work :)
Good luck!
@@PierrickPicaut_P2DESIGN ok thank you bro that's what i meant too . How will i send you my work to show you ex: from instagram or smth messenger .
Hey Pierrick, thanks for this helpful tutorial once again! Do you have an idea if it was possible somehow to split & connect multiple rigs? I want to build a game in unity in which players can build creatures out of different body parts (head, torso & legs). Therefor, I need to combine head A (e.g. walrus) with body B (e.g. gorilla mech) and legs C (e.g. spider).I thought maybe I could use come sort of anchor points at the neck and hips but I'm not quite sure how to pull that off. I'd be very thankful for any guidance!!
Doable but that would need to be coded in unity
wheres the fbx export?
Baking does nothing...
Noice m8
finally
top
I do this in unreal for realistic cloth 😂
5:35
you can try to use chat-GPT to create that script for you (end of the video). i am doing modeling and texturing part and that chat bot is very usefull in my kind of work. i am sure that if you can precesly describe what you are expecting from the scrpit that bot will make one for you. try the script and maybe if there is something incorrect you still can tell to the chatbot what is wrong . and in the thrid +/- iteration you are good to go. in under a 20 minutes.
This is a great video. I never knew that you could parent an empty to a group of vertices. That has solved several problems in my own work flow, so thank you for that. This is a really interesting solution to converting the simulation into a game engine compatible animation. I saw a video (th-cam.com/video/NQ5Dllbxbz4/w-d-xo.html) in which they created a page turning animation of a book, using a cloth simulation. They then used some code to convert the XYZ position of every vertex to the RGB values on a texture for every frame. This texture could then be used in the game engine, through a shader to reproduce the simulation. I would be interested to hear your thoughts on this technique, and how this compares to the method shown in this video.
Ho yes, I think I saw something a bit similar to create explosions in Fortnite I believe (not sure about it) but they were using 3 dimensional displacement that was baked to a texture sequence and use it as a flip book basicaly.
I don't know what method would get the best performances, storing the displacement data can be heavy.
It really depends on what you wanna do.
i learn soft with nobody teacNice tutorialng ...a friend gave the software and i started clicking anytNice tutorialng i see on the software for months
NICE COMMENT
Do fur animation
But there is a fix i found
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maybe blender is not a bad program, but it's a bit hacky
away with what setups can generate.
lol then just buy yourself so silentwings 3 and tape them to your head. works with the computer, why not with the brain XD
1st
Pls decrease the backgroundmusic volume, it makes it hard to understand you
Not all that useful when you have to tediously create empties for every single bone. Unless this is scripted, I don't see how this is actually a technique you can use for anything but the simplest of models. I've been trying to follow this to get a coat rigged up for a few days, and I can't get good cloth simulation results without a few thousand verticies on the coat, which means thousands of empties, even if I restrict the mesh to only the bottom half of the coat, it's incredibly tedious to do this by hand.