Combine this with Jiggle Mesh Weight Painting found lower down in the same Deform dropdown menu, and this is bullseye what I was looking for, specifically for a mesh that makes up a characters hair. Thanks man.
How far computer rendering technologies have come.....just need insane amount of hardworking and time even after so much easyfying of 3D softwares. Even though it depends on the complexity and quality of the model you will be creating. But if you want to create a considerably Highly detailed model, then get ready to meditate too because you will be needing the patience and hard work later.
Hello Mike and Thankyou for the tutorial. I have one question....in this you have shown how to apply the jiggle to a whole object but how would you apply it to a part of an object ie the belly of a rigged character to make a belly wobble ??
Hold right mouse button on the object, go down to 'Paint' -> 'jiggle' -> '{deformer name} - weights'. You can paint the influences of the deformer now.
This is great! So a small question, lets say I have a female character and I want to add a bouncing/jiggle effect to her breasts as she is walking, would this method be a good solution? I dont want her whole body to giggle tho, and im not sure if its possible to add this effect to only a sertain part of the mesh
So many things like food ( pudding, jello etc ), parts of characters ( belly, arm fat etc ) , objects ( balloons filled with water ) , impacted surfaces ( object landing on clay, mud, swamp ) etc etc
Combine this with Jiggle Mesh Weight Painting found lower down in the same Deform dropdown menu, and this is bullseye what I was looking for, specifically for a mesh that makes up a characters hair. Thanks man.
love mike . thank for your uploading
Very welcome
How far computer rendering technologies have come.....just need insane amount of hardworking and time even after so much easyfying of 3D softwares. Even though it depends on the complexity and quality of the model you will be creating. But if you want to create a considerably Highly detailed model, then get ready to meditate too because you will be needing the patience and hard work later.
Hello Mike and Thankyou for the tutorial. I have one question....in this you have shown how to apply the jiggle to a whole object but how would you apply it to a part of an object ie the belly of a rigged character to make a belly wobble ??
Hold right mouse button on the object, go down to 'Paint' -> 'jiggle' -> '{deformer name} - weights'. You can paint the influences of the deformer now.
Yum, a jiggling jelly donut, love it ;0)
Exactly, you got it
Could i use this for a hanging strap instead of putting controls on the strap and keying each control?
I guess
This is great!
So a small question, lets say I have a female character and I want to add a bouncing/jiggle effect to her breasts as she is walking, would this method be a good solution? I dont want her whole body to giggle tho, and im not sure if its possible to add this effect to only a sertain part of the mesh
Yes it would be an option
Hi Mike! Just wanna let you know that I got rid of that problem by changing my OS. Thanks anyway.
Great
Fantastic sir😎
Thank you
How can that be used, practically speaking? Maybe slime?
So many things like food ( pudding, jello etc ), parts of characters ( belly, arm fat etc ) , objects ( balloons filled with water ) , impacted surfaces ( object landing on clay, mud, swamp ) etc etc
Thank you teacher🖖
Thanks Nestor
I love your tutorials, they are to the point. But
One thing I like more than your videos is your positivity👍🏻 thanks a lot
Thank you so much !
Great video very helpful. Also has anyone ever told you you kinda sound like Elon Musk? Great voice very pleasing too listen too.
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sir pls make ps3 with cantrollers