I followed the tutorial on setting up the maniquen rag doll. It some how to the hip and the right clavicle always come out a black color and it doesnt simulate at all.
Interesting, thanks for reporting this. Would it be possible to post this along with a screenshot on our support forum? forums.ragdolldynamics.com/ From there we can help you out further.
10:42 Is the process identical to every character? I followed this tutorial with a animation mentor rig. The solver rig dissapears when i change the behaviour to simulated. 😢
Solved on Discord. For completeness, this was due to a duplicate hip shape inside of another shape, causing self-collisions on all limbs at once. The body probably flew off into infinity on 1 frame. Try using the forum for help, so that others can benefit from the answer too: forums.ragdolldynamics.com/
I've watched the video 4 times, followed step by step and I simply can't get this to work. I have a skinned character driven by a separate "mocap skeleton" character that has rigid bound geo. When I try to apply the ragdoll to the skinned character the performance is horrifically slow and totally unusable. So I tried applying ragdoll to the rigid character that drives the skinned puppet and performance wise it works much better. However, when I set up the chain starting from the root, spine, neck and head, the ragdoll puppet doesn't keep its shape and just flops over by default. If I try adding keys everything breaks apart. I'd love to use this but it's too finnicky and just not working with my rig unfortunately. Any suggestions?
Hi @3DaveP, thanks a lot for sharing this, I'd love to get to the bottom of what you are seeing. Would it be possible to share screenshots and/or more about your circumstances and process on the forums? That way we can have a conversation and I can try and produce samples and give tips for how to proceed. forums.ragdolldynamics.com/ For completeness, did you try this workflow on the Manikin asset itself? Just so we're starting from the same page, you can find it here: learn.ragdolldynamics.com/tutorials/manikin/
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Very nice! Waiting for another 101 video. Maybe even a series. For sure I’ll give it a go once I have time.
Very good tutorial; simple and to the point. Increasing Maya's font size was great touch.
I followed the tutorial on setting up the maniquen rag doll. It some how to the hip and the right clavicle always come out a black color and it doesnt simulate at all.
Interesting, thanks for reporting this. Would it be possible to post this along with a screenshot on our support forum? forums.ragdolldynamics.com/ From there we can help you out further.
Revolutionary project, packed into one plugin. I can't imagine how much cool stuff i can do with it now) Don't lose it as a product, Man. love from RU
Thank you for the kind words, happy to hear you like it!
Already owning the subscription. It is exactly what I needed today :)
By the way - which key do you use for swift moving timeline back forward by one frame? Default maya ALT+. and AlT+, is a problem.
@@norman191000 Sorry for the late reply, somehow I missed this. I (Marcus) use Alt + . and , along with holding K to scrub.
Awesome tutorial quick question is this Maya or Motion Builder
This right here is Autodesk Maya, running our plug-in Ragdoll Dynamics for all things dynamic. ragdolldynamics.com/
10:42 Is the process identical to every character? I followed this tutorial with a animation mentor rig. The solver rig dissapears when i change the behaviour to simulated. 😢
Solved on Discord. For completeness, this was due to a duplicate hip shape inside of another shape, causing self-collisions on all limbs at once. The body probably flew off into infinity on 1 frame. Try using the forum for help, so that others can benefit from the answer too: forums.ragdolldynamics.com/
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I've watched the video 4 times, followed step by step and I simply can't get this to work. I have a skinned character driven by a separate "mocap skeleton" character that has rigid bound geo. When I try to apply the ragdoll to the skinned character the performance is horrifically slow and totally unusable. So I tried applying ragdoll to the rigid character that drives the skinned puppet and performance wise it works much better. However, when I set up the chain starting from the root, spine, neck and head, the ragdoll puppet doesn't keep its shape and just flops over by default. If I try adding keys everything breaks apart. I'd love to use this but it's too finnicky and just not working with my rig unfortunately. Any suggestions?
Hi @3DaveP, thanks a lot for sharing this, I'd love to get to the bottom of what you are seeing. Would it be possible to share screenshots and/or more about your circumstances and process on the forums? That way we can have a conversation and I can try and produce samples and give tips for how to proceed. forums.ragdolldynamics.com/ For completeness, did you try this workflow on the Manikin asset itself? Just so we're starting from the same page, you can find it here: learn.ragdolldynamics.com/tutorials/manikin/
@@MarcusOttosson OK I'll try on the manikin asset 1st - I initially tried on my own rig. Will keep you posted. Thanks for getting back to me
@@MarcusOttosson Ok I posted in the forum - it's mostly working now but still some weirdness going on