Thank you so much for the explanations and also pointing out what can easily go wrong in the process. You are such a life-savor, I'm currently on my finals and you literally saved me for the rigging part T T Thank you!!!!!
Brother, thank you so so much, because of your video, after 16 hours of troubleshooting, I got my rig to work, it wouldn't bind correctly and all I had to do was "Bind to JOINT heirarchy" I always left it default, but I have a more complex rig, and it was tough. Thank you for putting this stuff out there, it means a great deal. I can finally sleep XD.
EDIT// For people with the same issue: put it in orthograhic view! I didn't know you can't add bones in perspective view I can't even add bones. I select the model, put her in wireframe, then press that same "add bones" button you do. Then I click where I want it to be like you, and nothing shows up. I swear to god I'm about to drop out of college
hi conor! i’m an animation student in ireland and i’m working on rigging my first model for a 10 second short film for my final project for first year. this was a really helpful tutorial, however i was wondering if you would know how to approach the front legs for a goat model? there’s an extra joint in goats that kind of acts like a knee, but i couldn’t quite figure out how to make it work. thanks!
Look at references. There's no extra joint, all quadrupeds have basically the same skeletal structure just with different proportions. A goat's front leg joints from top to bottom are the shoulder, elbow, wrist, then those finger bones. I think what you're calling a knee is the wrist joint? Compared to a dog or especially a human, a goat's "palm" is very very elongated. A simple skeleton would have told you that, just like what the video guy did.
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He is the Bob Ross of Rigging! Thank you! This was SOOO incredibly useful!
I owe you big time. This was SUPER helpful, this is my first successful rig and it’s all due to your video. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Thank you so much for the explanations and also pointing out what can easily go wrong in the process. You are such a life-savor, I'm currently on my finals and you literally saved me for the rigging part T T Thank you!!!!!
I really appreciate this video, I can finally take my first step into quadruped rigging
Thank you so much! Literally one of the best and only straight to the point quadruped rigging tutorial I can find.
I learned more about rigging in this video than i have anywhere else
Probably the best tutorial I have ever followed along to. Super simple and easy to understand. Thank you so much for making this this Mr. O'Kane!
Brother, thank you so so much, because of your video, after 16 hours of troubleshooting, I got my rig to work, it wouldn't bind correctly and all I had to do was "Bind to JOINT heirarchy" I always left it default, but I have a more complex rig, and it was tough. Thank you for putting this stuff out there, it means a great deal. I can finally sleep XD.
Not only was this a great tutorial, but also Conor O'kane sounds like some bad ass braveheart stuff or a Mortal Kombat character
Best tutorial for rigging yet
Thank you so much for this video. You helped me bunch.
I LOVE YOU MRS CONNOR, TY SO MUCH!!
Thank you for your tutorial, it really helped me with my uni project.
Thank you so much! y needed to rig a cat and this video saved my life
This was amazing, Id love if you could go further with this. Thank you!
Thank you very much. That was exactly what I needed.
EDIT// For people with the same issue: put it in orthograhic view! I didn't know you can't add bones in perspective view
I can't even add bones. I select the model, put her in wireframe, then press that same "add bones" button you do. Then I click where I want it to be like you, and nothing shows up. I swear to god I'm about to drop out of college
Thanks for posting your solution!
Insanely useful, thank you!
Was really struggling with getting my leg IK right and tried everything i could think of already
Very helpful thanks!
Thank you so much
Thanks for the video was very well explained and informative!
it is an incredibly useful video, thank you!
Great tutorial, thank you very much !
That's Helpful, ¿would you mind to show how would you add the head?
hi conor! i’m an animation student in ireland and i’m working on rigging my first model for a 10 second short film for my final project for first year. this was a really helpful tutorial, however i was wondering if you would know how to approach the front legs for a goat model? there’s an extra joint in goats that kind of acts like a knee, but i couldn’t quite figure out how to make it work. thanks!
Look at references. There's no extra joint, all quadrupeds have basically the same skeletal structure just with different proportions. A goat's front leg joints from top to bottom are the shoulder, elbow, wrist, then those finger bones. I think what you're calling a knee is the wrist joint? Compared to a dog or especially a human, a goat's "palm" is very very elongated. A simple skeleton would have told you that, just like what the video guy did.
When moving my heel-wheel, the foot doesn't stay flat like it should. Do you know of any easy mistake that I could've made to cause that?
Thanks, that worked
hey just wondering when i create the second single ik solver on the rear leg, it creates another bone.. why is that?
wow nice videos
It’s so confusing and not done properly there are a lot to cover I wish you could do tutorial series of this
This is my first time rigging anything in any software package and I was able to follow along... Sorry my guy.
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It’s the most POOR 💩 quadroped rig I have ever seen.