This Is How You ANIMATE Effortlessly in Blender

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Discover how the Wiggle 2 add-on for Blender can revolutionize your animation process! In this in-depth tutorial, we’ll walk you through everything you need to know to start using wiggly bones in Blender, from installation to creating incredible animations effortlessly.
Since the beginning of 2024, we’ve been dedicated to sharing valuable Blender tips and tricks, and today, we’re excited to introduce you to the Wiggle 2 add-on. This powerful tool simplifies the animation process, making it accessible for beginners and efficient for seasoned pros.
We’ll begin by showing you how to download and install the Wiggle 2 add-on. Then, we’ll dive into setting up your bones, adjusting parameters, and enabling the wiggly bone feature to bring your characters to life. You’ll learn how to rig a ragdoll character and create an entertaining air dancer, just like those you see outside car dealerships.
This tutorial covers:
• Downloading and installing the Wiggle 2 add-on
• Setting up bones and enabling the wiggly bone feature
• Creating and rigging a ragdoll character
• Using wind and other force fields to animate an air dancer
• Baking animations for rendering
You’ll also discover how to add collision to your bones, ensuring realistic interactions within your scenes. We’ll guide you through keyframing and tweaking parameters to achieve the perfect look. By the end of this video, you’ll have a fully animated scene ready to render.
Whether you’re animating characters, simulating hair movement, or creating unique projects, Wiggle 2 is a game-changer. This add-on has made animating in Blender so much easier and more enjoyable. We hope this tutorial inspires you to experiment and create amazing animations with Blender.

[@arynnritter4293]

I just want to say, you are massively underrated. You manage to explain in a short time what would take other blender youtubers a 30 min video to explain and I never feel lost. Keep at it, you will blow up.

[@polyplayground]

Appreciate the feedback! Thank you!

[@jarneslembrouck3776]

Can you send me the project file? I mean both, the one in the intro but also the one from the tutorial itself. I would really like to use it in a project of mine. Thanks already

[@azteczek]

Just do it yourself