thanks for the super useful tutorial! Also I've seen people in comments asking for force applying to the object when getting hit so here's my take on it.. For context, I use a gun on my FPS game, when my gun shoots, the enemy the ragdoll triggers. I personally get the transform.forward from my FPS camera to determine where the force should be applied relative to where i'm looking. (Also I have my camera as a child of an empty gameobject to keep track of its position). with all that mentioned I simply make a reference to the player camera using - [SerializeField] GameObject playerCam; - (and reference it from inspector) then inside EnableRagdoll() into Rigidbody foreach, I simply addforce to the rigidbodies using rigid.AddForce(playerCam.transform.forward * 200f, ForceMode.Impulse); Of course this function would have to be called into another function when you shoot the enemy so it triggers properly. this was my 30 second smart moment so I hope you enjoyed it (even though this is super basic...)
I can't believe I discovered such a genius so late. I blame TH-cam. I have been searching for all the right terms for your videos, but they never showed up until today. Anyway, I seeing you haven't uploaded for the last 9 months worries me though. Please don't stop making these videos. They are just perfect! ♥
Excellent tutorial. Clear explanation. Despite the video being nearly 16 minutes long, it certainly felt shorter than that. This tutorial was exactly what I was looking for. Thank you.
I'm pretty new to unity. When you were fleshing out getting the ragdoll parts you said about writing collider then adding [ ] "which means it's an array". THANK YOU. I've added those from so many tutorials and you are the first person who actually said what they mean.
Hey :) Just wanted to let you know that you have a really fun and charismatic way of explaining things on a rather base level! Great job and wonderful sense of humour :'D
Thank you. Simple and effective. i enjoy following you coding because you have a nice clean structurized way and explaining everything great so its really easy to understand! Not only to follow. Thanks witch :D Greetings from a witcher
I know its a simple topic but it's still is the best explanation I've ever seen about Ragdoll On/Off switch. Definitely an absolute hit for beginners. Pls keep teaching stuff :) Edit : Just looked at that simple drawing explanations again and .. You're a very good teacher :)
Very helpful tutorial, especially the drawing explaining the difference between the two modes is really cool. You could have simplified the C# script a bit by making only one function RagdollMode(bool enable) and then using the passed bool to switch everything off and on. Another interesting topic could be how to get the figures to stand up again after they have fallen over. Thanks for the explanation!
Thanks for the suggestion on how to do it better. I did try to make it one function, but I was struggling with how to make the animator turn off first if it's true and last if it's false if I used one function with a bool argument like that. How do you move that one animator.enabled around, based on the input?
PLEASE DO MORE UNITY TUTORIALS! A good one to start with is a How to make an enemy attack using NavMesh tutorial! Many people need help with this ( I need help ) and it would a great tutorial
That was a fantastic explanation, really fun and easy to follow and working well. Don't sell yourself short, you did a great job! edit: oops, spoke too soon.. I have a little problem with the mainCollider of the character: when RagdollModeOn is called and the mainCollider gets disabled, it just stays in place while the rest of the body ragdolls properly, creating this stretchy looking glitch. Am I missing something? The mainCollider is applied to the character model itself, where also the rigidbody and the animator are.
A less complex way would be to take in a parameter like so public void TurnOn(bool on) { foreach (var col in Colliders) { col.enabled = on; } foreach (var ps in parts) { ps.isKinematic = !on; } animator.enabled = !on; }
Also public void TurnOn(bool on, Vector3 force) { foreach (var col in Colliders) { col.enabled = on; } foreach (var ps in parts) { ps.isKinematic = !on; } if (on) { force.y = 15; parts[0].velocity= force; } animator.enabled = !on; } allows you to not only turn it on but add some "kick back"
Hi, if my Character has a script which follows the player and if I shoot a bullet at him he turn in to a ragdoll, but how to disable the script after he turned in to a ragdoll?
I know this video is old by internet standards but if you still read comments on this I could really use some help. I added this code to the starter assets 3rd person controller prefab, and it uses a character controller in the player armature section, which means that when the script tries to access the rigidbodies, it does so on the player armature and gets stuck because there isn't one there. I thought it would be a good idea to just add a rigidbody to it, and while it fixed that problem, it now makes the player spin clockwise uncontrollably. If you know how to fix this then I would really appreciate it
hmm, not sure, did you put the (); at the end? maybe it thinks you are are trying to use a variable that doesnt exist instead of a method. the (); tells it its a method
Хороший урок. Но у меня накопилось несколько вопросов: 1). Можно ли использовать много коллайдеров для этого скрипта(много, потому что на каждой части тела они будут расположены)? 2). Если персонаж после такого падает, как тогда реализовать его подъём и ПЛАВНОЕ переключение с функции Ragdoll на Animator? 3). Как реализовать сопротивление персонажа другому предмету? 4). Как настроить скрипт под силу удара о коллайдер? А в целом всё замечательно.
I had a bit of trouble getting them to react to force too so I don't really know the answer yet. there are some forces you can add but I dont know how to use them well yet, I would recommend experimenting with collision.impulse docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/Collision-impulse.html or forceMode.impulse docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/ForceMode.Impulse.html Good luck :)
Try this after assigning a RigidBody: ToggleRagdoll(true); foreach(Rigidbody rb in ragdollBodies) { rb.AddExplosionForce(5f, transform.position, 5f, 1f, ForceMode.Impulse); }
Awesome tutorial thanks i want to simulate bullet force in character part like head or hand how can i disable animation for selection part(Hand) and make rogdoll work selection part? can Combine rogdoll physic and animation Togader 50-50?
I'm not sure if that's possible, you could try using layer masks to isolate your animation to different parts, and then maybe switch the layers off (turn down their weight) using code--but I don't know for sure if it would work, that's just what I would try.
Hol' up, You can't tease us with exploding skeletons like that. Any good sources for gibbing models like the final 10 seconds? Edit: Played around a bit, I found removing character joints achieves the effect mechanically, but the model stretches. Is the skeleton naturally split, or is there some method to achieve seperation?
all I did to make the skeleton able to break was set the break tolerance of the joints very low, so they break easily. since he was already a skeleton, his model's bones break away nicely-- to make a fleshy boi do this, you would need a version of his model with the limbs separated into jibs, that you could swap to. I mean, the joints would still break for the fleshy boy, but he would just sort of stretch and distort oddly instead of falling apart if his model doesn't have separated pieces. like his bones would sort of stretch him as they tumble apart.
Here's how I'm guessing that would go: you'd have the script that's on the gun (or whatever) that does the ray stuff, and then another script on the character that does the ragdoll, and these two scripts need to talk to each other. if you've not done that before, its pretty easy. You can "get component" on a game object to access it's script, and then you can call functions in that script. the general template for this is: GetComponent().FunctionName(); so in your gun script it would have a bit like: the ray detects that it hit the character, lets store that character game object in a variable called "character". then character.GetComponent().RagdollModeOn(). if the ray is hitting and returning other things, like it hits the floor or the wall, which don't have a ragdoll script on them, it might cause an error. so you might need to add a tag or if statement or something that first checks if it's the character before it tries to get the script. hope that makes sense :)
Thanks! if you just want SFM specific technical tips, I recommend this channel, he's done like a million tutorials th-cam.com/users/JimerXLins I don't have any SFM specific tricks to teach, BUT, if you just want me to talk about animation tips in general (that would apply to any software), I could do that :)
You can use the "onCollisionEnter" method that I did, but skip the If statement inside it where it checks for a tag. That way, it will just trigger on any collision.
@@Mr.IN3V1T4BL3 its pretty easy :) , just put RagdollModeOff(); in whatever part of your code you want to trigger it. so for example, if you just want them to unragdoll after a certain time has passed, you could put that in a coroutine (that's basically a timer if you haven't used coroutines yet). if you just want to test it out, you could just make yourself a public bool. Then you can just tick the tick box it makes on the script to trigger it, like this: public bool reset; void Update() { if (reset) { RagdollModeOff(); } }
thanks for the super useful tutorial! Also I've seen people in comments asking for force applying to the object when getting hit so here's my take on it..
For context, I use a gun on my FPS game, when my gun shoots, the enemy the ragdoll triggers.
I personally get the transform.forward from my FPS camera to determine where the force should be applied relative to where i'm looking. (Also I have my camera as a child of an empty gameobject to keep track of its position).
with all that mentioned I simply make a reference to the player camera using - [SerializeField] GameObject playerCam; - (and reference it from inspector)
then inside EnableRagdoll() into Rigidbody foreach, I simply addforce to the rigidbodies using
rigid.AddForce(playerCam.transform.forward * 200f, ForceMode.Impulse);
Of course this function would have to be called into another function when you shoot the enemy so it triggers properly.
this was my 30 second smart moment so I hope you enjoyed it (even though this is super basic...)
cool, I am pinning this so other people can find it, thanks for sharing how to do this!
I can't believe I discovered such a genius so late.
I blame TH-cam. I have been searching for all the right terms for your videos, but they never showed up until today.
Anyway, I seeing you haven't uploaded for the last 9 months worries me though.
Please don't stop making these videos. They are just perfect! ♥
thanks :) I've just been busy with work so stopped for a bit.
Excellent tutorial. Clear explanation. Despite the video being nearly 16 minutes long, it certainly felt shorter than that. This tutorial was exactly what I was looking for. Thank you.
THANK YOU SO MUCH! STRAIGHT TO THE POINT AND FEEL LIKE I'VE ACHIEVED SOMETHING TODAY! THANK YOU!
this is the exactly i was looking for from whole 5+ days lol
subbed straight away❤❤
I'm pretty new to unity. When you were fleshing out getting the ragdoll parts you said about writing collider then adding [ ] "which means it's an array".
THANK YOU.
I've added those from so many tutorials and you are the first person who actually said what they mean.
i love the way you explained everything at the beginning, nice video
I love the way you do tutorials! Hopefully you decide to do more in the future
thank you, I'm working on one now actually :)
@@PixelWitch Awesome! Can’t wait to see what comes of this channel!
Hey :) Just wanted to let you know that you have a really fun and charismatic way of explaining things on a rather base level! Great job and wonderful sense of humour :'D
Thank you so much! :) this is a very encouraging compliment 😊
Thanks !
Love the visual explanation, it's really good and on point.
Best Unity tutorial i have ever seen. Pls continue tutorials!
This 1 video taught me 2 things-
1. what the title said
2. foreach function (I rarely work with arrays so I never really came across it lol)
This video saved my ver existance, thank you very much queen, you just won yourself a new sub!!!!!
Keep up the great work!!!!!
Thank you. Simple and effective. i enjoy following you coding because you have a nice clean structurized way and explaining everything great so its really easy to understand! Not only to follow. Thanks witch :D Greetings from a witcher
I know its a simple topic but it's still is the best explanation I've ever seen about Ragdoll On/Off switch. Definitely an absolute hit for beginners. Pls keep teaching stuff :)
Edit : Just looked at that simple drawing explanations again and .. You're a very good teacher :)
Thank you So much! Youre are spotOn with the tutorial, and also thankyou for additional tips.
thank you so much i'see many tutorials but this tutorial helped me a lot keep it up btw love your channel
Very in depth and very understandable, great job!
thank you :) I am never sure when I am under or over explaining things, so I appreciate the feedback.
@@PixelWitch can u tell how can I stand up after rag doll.
You have a really good explanation. Thank you for this beautiful tutorial.
Only 790 subs??? You are a godly coder, i cannot thank you enough. You dont know how important this is to my specific game.
Just what I needed. Excellent!
This was probably the most useful tutorial I have ever seen. Thank you so much for making it!
Great tutorial! Now you get new subscriber and i will follow your best programming explanation.
Such a good, energetic, succinct tutorial. 👍
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At 11:47, how can I make sure those red animation "hint" boxes (not sure what the correct name is) are also moved with the model?
Very helpful tutorial, especially the drawing explaining the difference between the two modes is really cool. You could have simplified the C# script a bit by making only one function RagdollMode(bool enable) and then using the passed bool to switch everything off and on. Another interesting topic could be how to get the figures to stand up again after they have fallen over. Thanks for the explanation!
Thanks for the suggestion on how to do it better. I did try to make it one function, but I was struggling with how to make the animator turn off first if it's true and last if it's false if I used one function with a bool argument like that. How do you move that one animator.enabled around, based on the input?
Super cool tutorial and your awesome way of teaching love it
that's the best tutorial i've ever seen , very visual and dynamic
PLEASE DO MORE UNITY TUTORIALS! A good one to start with is a How to make an enemy attack using NavMesh tutorial! Many people need help with this ( I need help ) and it would a great tutorial
That was a fantastic explanation, really fun and easy to follow and working well. Don't sell yourself short, you did a great job!
edit: oops, spoke too soon.. I have a little problem with the mainCollider of the character: when RagdollModeOn is called and the mainCollider gets disabled, it just stays in place while the rest of the body ragdolls properly, creating this stretchy looking glitch. Am I missing something? The mainCollider is applied to the character model itself, where also the rigidbody and the animator are.
Hi, great tutorial, would love to see you make one for procedurally animated character!
Are you sent from god? Thats exactly what I needed to know, THANK YOU
really well made tutorial
all code)
using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using UnityEngine;
public class ragDollOn : MonoBehaviour
{
public BoxCollider MainCollider;
public GameObject thisGuysRig;
public Animator thisGuysAnimator;
void Start()
{
GetRagdollBits();
RagdollModeOff();
}
void Update()
{
if (Input.GetKey(KeyCode.F))
isOnRagdoll();
}
Collider[] RagdollColiders;
Rigidbody[] LimbsRigitbodies;
void isOnRagdoll()
{
RagdollModeOn();
}
void GetRagdollBits()
{
RagdollColiders = thisGuysRig.GetComponentsInChildren();
LimbsRigitbodies = thisGuysRig.GetComponentsInChildren();
}
void RagdollModeOn()
{
foreach (Collider col in RagdollColiders)
{
col.enabled = true;
}
foreach (Rigidbody rb in LimbsRigitbodies)
{
rb.isKinematic = false;
}
thisGuysAnimator.enabled = false;
MainCollider.enabled = false;
GetComponent().isKinematic = true;
}
void RagdollModeOff()
{
foreach (Collider col in RagdollColiders)
{
col.enabled = false;
}
foreach (Rigidbody rb in LimbsRigitbodies)
{
rb.isKinematic = true;
}
thisGuysAnimator.enabled = true;
MainCollider.enabled = true;
GetComponent().isKinematic = false;
}
}
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A less complex way would be to take in a parameter like so
public void TurnOn(bool on)
{
foreach (var col in Colliders)
{
col.enabled = on;
}
foreach (var ps in parts)
{
ps.isKinematic = !on;
}
animator.enabled = !on;
}
Also
public void TurnOn(bool on, Vector3 force)
{
foreach (var col in Colliders)
{
col.enabled = on;
}
foreach (var ps in parts)
{
ps.isKinematic = !on;
}
if (on)
{
force.y = 15;
parts[0].velocity= force;
}
animator.enabled = !on;
}
allows you to not only turn it on but add some "kick back"
very straight forward, thanks for the help! by the way what's that groovy song playing at the end?
Can i have the script please? I'm working on a Sonic fangame called: Sonic the Hedgehog Blast/Sonic Hijinks/Sonic Test.
Please reply.
Here when i deactivate RigidBody, CapsuleCollider and Animator the actor jumps like a explosion impact
Same issue
thank you so much for your great tutorial you did a great job of explaining it
Hi, if my Character has a script which follows the player and if I shoot a bullet at him he turn in to a ragdoll, but how to disable the script after he turned in to a ragdoll?
I know this video is old by internet standards but if you still read comments on this I could really use some help. I added this code to the starter assets 3rd person controller prefab, and it uses a character controller in the player armature section, which means that when the script tries to access the rigidbodies, it does so on the player armature and gets stuck because there isn't one there. I thought it would be a good idea to just add a rigidbody to it, and while it fixed that problem, it now makes the player spin clockwise uncontrollably. If you know how to fix this then I would really appreciate it
I'm guessing u can use this in conjunction with a simple a.i follower script.
Brackeys tutorials but better! Thank you!
Great explanation , thanks
It's 5am, I started trying to make a working ragdoll at 12, I hate physics so much
It’s only working for me if the object colliding with the rag doll has a rigid body on it
at Void start when i typed in RagdollModeOff it says it doesnt exist in that context, why?
hmm, not sure, did you put the (); at the end? maybe it thinks you are are trying to use a variable that doesnt exist instead of a method. the (); tells it its a method
@@PixelWitch I have a () at the end
Very well explained
Хороший урок. Но у меня накопилось несколько вопросов:
1). Можно ли использовать много коллайдеров для этого скрипта(много, потому что на каждой части тела они будут расположены)?
2). Если персонаж после такого падает, как тогда реализовать его подъём и ПЛАВНОЕ переключение с функции Ragdoll на Animator?
3). Как реализовать сопротивление персонажа другому предмету?
4). Как настроить скрипт под силу удара о коллайдер?
А в целом всё замечательно.
same dude
Easy to understand Thanks a lot!
At 4:05, I prefer my ragdolls to be rad!
You are amazing :) Thank you so much. Very hopefull.
Nice tutorial! Thank a lot
⚠️How do I do this but with a ray cast weapon⚠️
thank you thank you thank you!
Is it possible to send the ragdoll flying by adding force?
Thank you, really helpful
thank you!!, now i just have to figure out how make the nav mesh agent stop sliding when the they bump into each other
you can add a line to the ragdollModeOn method that turns off the nav mesh, I think it's a bool like navmesh.isStopped = true; if I remember right.
hei do you know how to change character move speed via c# made with game creator?
I Get: error CS1520: Merhod must have a return type
Can you please next show how to apply a force! So when they get hit they go flying! :D
I had a bit of trouble getting them to react to force too so I don't really know the answer yet. there are some forces you can add but I dont know how to use them well yet, I would recommend experimenting with collision.impulse docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/Collision-impulse.html
or forceMode.impulse docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/ForceMode.Impulse.html
Good luck :)
Try this after assigning a RigidBody:
ToggleRagdoll(true);
foreach(Rigidbody rb in ragdollBodies)
{
rb.AddExplosionForce(5f, transform.position, 5f, 1f, ForceMode.Impulse);
}
void SetVelocity(Rigidbody rig)
{
Vector3 Vrig = rig.velocity;
//Modify each axis
Vrig.x = 0f;
Vrig.y = 5f;
Vrig.z = 0f;
rig.velocity = Vrig;
}
Call this function inside the RagDollOn() -> foreach(rigidbody)
@@FarraBotiLoL thank you!
Awesome tutorial thanks
i want to simulate bullet force in character part like head or hand
how can i disable animation for selection part(Hand) and make rogdoll work selection part?
can Combine rogdoll physic and animation Togader 50-50?
I'm not sure if that's possible, you could try using layer masks to isolate your animation to different parts, and then maybe switch the layers off (turn down their weight) using code--but I don't know for sure if it would work, that's just what I would try.
I think I am in love
U are well done, thanks❤
hey could you share the script please . im bad at scripting and always make errors
Awesome, what about untriggering it then?
why isn't the collision working
You're amazing!
Thank you 😊
your voice is awesome
thank you :)
@@PixelWitch i just keep listening to your voice, style.of speaking :) ❤️
how do we do it in sfm...
Hol' up, You can't tease us with exploding skeletons like that. Any good sources for gibbing models like the final 10 seconds?
Edit: Played around a bit, I found removing character joints achieves the effect mechanically, but the model stretches. Is the skeleton naturally split, or is there some method to achieve seperation?
all I did to make the skeleton able to break was set the break tolerance of the joints very low, so they break easily. since he was already a skeleton, his model's bones break away nicely-- to make a fleshy boi do this, you would need a version of his model with the limbs separated into jibs, that you could swap to. I mean, the joints would still break for the fleshy boy, but he would just sort of stretch and distort oddly instead of falling apart if his model doesn't have separated pieces. like his bones would sort of stretch him as they tumble apart.
@@PixelWitch Oooh, I love the break away tip, thanks for the info on separation.
1:02 That's a rigidbody trust me😂😂😂
how do i do the collider thing with my raycast bullets
Here's how I'm guessing that would go: you'd have the script that's on the gun (or whatever) that does the ray stuff, and then another script on the character that does the ragdoll, and these two scripts need to talk to each other.
if you've not done that before, its pretty easy. You can "get component" on a game object to access it's script, and then you can call functions in that script. the general template for this is:
GetComponent().FunctionName();
so in your gun script it would have a bit like:
the ray detects that it hit the character, lets store that character game object in a variable called "character". then
character.GetComponent().RagdollModeOn().
if the ray is hitting and returning other things, like it hits the floor or the wall, which don't have a ragdoll script on them, it might cause an error. so you might need to add a tag or if statement or something that first checks if it's the character before it tries to get the script. hope that makes sense :)
@@PixelWitch Ok thank you
Great video wow!
can i get that scout model plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
nope it only works like that when it starts in turns into a ragdoll
Thanks Very Helpful .
PLS make sfm tutorial i really like to see (i like your vids btw)
Thanks! if you just want SFM specific technical tips, I recommend this channel, he's done like a million tutorials th-cam.com/users/JimerXLins
I don't have any SFM specific tricks to teach, BUT, if you just want me to talk about animation tips in general (that would apply to any software), I could do that :)
@@PixelWitchsorry for late responding but it would be a really good idea ;)
+10 tutorial.
THANK YOU SO MUCH
Tnx this tutorial help me alot
glad to hear it!
Go just make your ragdoll character separate and instantiate on ragdoll 😊
Source code ?
How can I activate rag doll on any object collide
You can use the "onCollisionEnter" method that I did, but skip the If statement inside it where it checks for a tag. That way, it will just trigger on any collision.
Thank you so much
@@PixelWitch can u tell how can I stand up after ragdoll
@@Mr.IN3V1T4BL3 its pretty easy :) , just put RagdollModeOff(); in whatever part of your code you want to trigger it. so for example, if you just want them to unragdoll after a certain time has passed, you could put that in a coroutine (that's basically a timer if you haven't used coroutines yet).
if you just want to test it out, you could just make yourself a public bool. Then you can just tick the tick box it makes on the script to trigger it, like this:
public bool reset;
void Update()
{
if (reset)
{
RagdollModeOff();
}
}
@@PixelWitch Thank you so much again
you r amazing♥♥♥
But next time try to make some variables private, and call them on Awake 👍
poor scout lmao
chu chu chu chu at 3:23 . Thanks me late
bro share you c#
thx
Super asmr
thank you sm!
scout!!!
DOPE
Thank you beautiful
hey kinda like the style of explaination with all the drawing stuff. Good for stupid people like me
scoot tf2
cute voice i love it