[Blender 4.0 RIGIFY] Ch 3: Rigging a Simple Human
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- This is Chapter 3 in the new and updated Rigify Fundamentals series for Blender 4.0 and beyond.
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In this part we will learn the basics of using Rigify using the Basic Human Meta-Rig. This is an important first step towards rigging more complex characters such as a full human with fingers and a face (which we will do in the next video).
Take this chapter seriously as it lays the foundations for future lessons!
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VIDEO CHAPTERS
0:00 Basic Human with Rigify Intro
0:36 File Download & Early Access
0:51 Enable Rigify
1:10 Basic Human Meta-Rig
2:48 Adjusting the Metarig
3:11 Aligning the Leg
4:44 Aligning the Arm
6:48 Aligning the Neck & Head
7:56 Generating the Rig
8:14 Automatic Weights
8:40 Tweaking & Re-Generating
10:05 Troubleshooting the Neck
11:49 Posing the Rig
13:13 Great job!
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You're accent doesn't sound like that of a native English speaker yet you speak incredibly well, I'm a stickler for grammar and you speak perfectly. No complaints. You have a good library of vocabulary too.
Thanks, mate! I am self-conscious about my English so it's always nice to hear a good word about it :)
Will be sure to recommend this video series to someone thinking of rigging in blender 4.0 and up.
clear, straight to the point and has even trouble shooting + tips here and there.
Awesome, I appreciate that!
Thank you for giving new video . I waited for a long time for you video .
Wonderful content as well. One step at the time. I believe many new users this year will be happy to find this is well presented tutorial and create their own rigs with rigify.
That's so much!
Thank you for this video!
Hey thank you for these videos. They worth me a lot. good luck on your future.
Thanks, you too!
I'm literally learning rigging just from your chanel out of 10000 others ther.. really appreciate what you are doing
Awesome! Appreciate the positive comment!
Thank you for all the superb content! Your style and teaching techniques are so perfect for the way I learn. It's fast but very thorough and provides both context and back story that many videos don't. You also find ways to show several paths to get the same results all while showing common problems and how to solve them. Just excellent!
I dove into blender rigging and animation since 4.0 and came across your courses. Your new edition of the rigging course for 4.0 was great timing I quickly focused on your content as my main source. However, I find myself struggling with something. Posing the Rigify rig and how to save and manage the poses.
I noticed you added a dedicated posing chapter to your previous course and you also mentioned it being a big oversight originally. Do you plan on refreshing that video chapter in 4.0? or would it be best for us to just watch the old one? I'm really trying hard to not confuse things by watching old videos unless I know you have said it's still good and maybe have indicated what might have changed. I saw you did that with the pose library video and said it was still correct content with a few things added as good-to-know items.
I guess what I'm really asking is what would you suggest we watch for the best content on posing and using a Rigify rig at this time? -Mark
Hi Mark,
Thank you for the positive words and support!
Thanks to your comment, "Posing" is now planned as a bonus chapter, exclusively on Academy. :)
I will try to record and release it in early January 2024. Stay tuned!
However, the old video that you have access to already covers most of what you need to know.
I don't think the interface changes affect that particular video much.
The information in the new one will probably overlap to ~80% with the old one.
So I would recommend just watching the old one now, rather than waiting weeks for the updated video.
If anything is not clear, please ask a question on Academy. I am happy to help and that can also give me ideas for the new video.
So helpful thanks man
Fantastic video , thank you very much Sir !!!
Most welcome!
Nice content, ty a lot :)
Thank you
Excelent content, already bought course, i propose next course to be about animation :D, would come in handy after rigging one. Keep up the good work, u have the best courses on youtube as far as i saw. U explain everything from the ground. Thank god for ur work!
Thanks! No plans for animation courses for now. I recommend the ones by P2Design and ToAnimate!
Thanks. Very good work. 🎉
Thank you too!
thank you
Very good bro !!
Thanks 🔥
Requesting you for discuss Rig UI both Basic and Pro in your channel as your demonstration is vivid and in depth. Please consider my request as others tutorial are either very superficial or very fast, I could not grasp it. But everybody taking notes on this golden UI for Rigify and Auto Rig Pro.
Yeah, it's almost certain I will make a review!
thank ytou! my rig works seemingly great! the only problem is that i cant bend my toes ( i want my character to use heels=) i "solved" it by deforming my mesh, but could you help me so i dont have to do deform my mesh? thank you!
I have a quick question, so far when I move the model up off the ground the legs and the hands don't follow the body and it'll stretch until I click on the legs and arms and move the bones next to the body. I'm trying to have the hands and legs follow the body like MMD and Mixamo. For MMD and Mixamo, the bones would still stay put but the legs and hands would still follow and not stretch.
Is there a setting or something that can be changed for me have the legs and hands follow the body? Or is it just completely different with Blender's Rigify?
Thank you, just one question, when we cannot obtain correct movement on certain parts of the body, such as for example the junction between the wrist and the hand, what method do you use to correct this?
At the beginning, I use the weight paint but it's really not clean, in general what I do I cut out the handle, (lowerarm) then I apply the weight with a single bone as well as the good name then I add this party with ctrl+p and empty group.
I also tried voxel heat diffuse skinning like in the tutorial with the shoulders but I have never managed to use it correctly, if I do that, I must automatically do a clean up afterwards since it adds weight paint a almost everywhere on the mesh with a value less than 1.
"when we cannot obtain correct movement on certain parts of the body"
The question is too general. Different parts are handled with different techniques and even then there are personal preferences. Some of the common techniques are:
-weight painting
-adding automated bones
-adding automated shape keys
-lattices
-etc.
For the wrist in particular, a common solution is an additional bone that "twists" together with the hand.
Thanks for the video! Could you perhaps make a video for adding extra bones? My character has a ponytail that I'd like to be able to move, but I couldn't for the life of me figure out how to add that to the generated armature.
I already have that as a bonus available for free here academy.cgdive.com/courses/rigify-basics
See the "Bonus - Adding a Jacket" video.
@@CGDive Thank you so much!
Nice ❤ I have seen some rig controls that deform some part of the mesh how they do it is it useing shape key rigs do you have a video on it how it's done ??
If you use punctuation I may be able to answer :)
@CGDive lol :))))
Nice video ❤.
I have seen some rig controls that deform some parts of the mesh. Like eyes and mouth or even skin
how do they do it ?? I think maybe they useing shape key rigs. I could be wrong. Im not sure how a shape key can have a rig handel control !
do you have a video on this topic ? ( deforming face using rig controls in a realistic wey )
and how do u think it's done ??
@@78amir.j Ah ... I don't have a video about that but it can be done with a simple driver. You give the shapekey value a driver and make it depend on, say, the movement of a bone. E.g. as the bone moves "up", the shapekey value starts going from 0 to 1. It doesn't have to be a bone actually. It can be an empty or anything that can be used in a driver expression. But bones have the advantage that they can belong to the same armature so you can create the whole driver system within the same rig. Hope this makes sense :)
i have followed your steps but when i use the rigify rig in pose the mesh model just goes all over the place and doesnt follow the rules of the bone rig, and if i use the bone rig to move the mesh in pose it works but if i click regenerate rig the mesh goes crazy
Ikr
it happened to me every single time I tried I even used mixamo and it still did that
Awesome! Do you have a video on rigging an object? Like, say I want to rig and lever to move up and down
I don't. That should be fairly straightforward once you know the basics. What's stopping you? :)
12:32 Is there a way to swap between the FK and IK while preserving the position? when you change the slider it transitions between the two, but I felt comfortable adjusting certain aspects in ik and others with fk
Yes, there is
th-cam.com/play/PLdcL5aF8ZcJvGXczhdPySTZpr9EmmhrMZ.html
@@CGDive thanks
Thanks for your tutorial. But what is new in rigify in Blender 4. I don't see any different in according to previous versions.
Overall, you are correct. Intermediate/Advanced users can just keep using Rigify, business as usual :)
But complete beginners may find it a bit more difficult since smaller and bigger changes have piled up.
The big differences are in the Bone Collections. The last part of the course deals with that.
I tried a number of times - it will create the rig but wont pose it in pose mode - then I noticed a message at the bottom: "bone heat weighting: failed to find solution". Basically the mesh was a bit of a mess - so I cleaned it up by merging overlapping verts and then it all worked fine... but wow this was crazy frustrating!
All about bone heat: th-cam.com/video/FuiY0wtxdHQ/w-d-xo.html
hi why bone structrure are not being controlled by rigged button generated and with rig we are being able to strech the mesh deforming the shape ?????
My guess is you expect the generated rig to control the Metarig. That is not how Rigify works. The Metarig just defines the size and proportions of the final rig. It is not meant to deform the character or be animated. The character is bound to the Generated rig.
@@CGDive thanks
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when I choose the mesh and the rig for the constraint the mesh doesn't move in Pose mode, what could it be?
I am not sure what you mean. Which part of the video is it?
My guess: did you parent with automatic weights but the rig doesn't move the character? Then it could be the Bone Heat Error. Here is a video:
th-cam.com/video/FuiY0wtxdHQ/w-d-xo.html
Where can I download basic male and female free model?
I have tried many tutorials on using rigify, and this is the latest one ive found and I still have the same problem, when I generate a rig, the arrows on the ground and the shapes that appear when people generate the rig, do not show up for me, the only thing I get is an outline of the bones, would you be able to help me figure out why ?
You mean that happens *every time* ? That would be very strange. Can you try following the course (this video doesn't even use Rigify) and see if the rig generates correctly if you follow the steps exactly.
@@CGDive ok I will do that. I was not aware there was a course. Thank you
@@poopman9828 Here is the playlist
th-cam.com/play/PLdcL5aF8ZcJt1GvL-Fcxy-fPgEFG-1fLp.html
@@CGDive thank you 🙏
I may have a problem when trying to connect the rig to my character. I select the character, shift+click on the rig, control+p and then when I press "With automatic weights" my character moves bigger and laying on the ground. Whan could be the mistake or bug?
Such is the error that I get:
RIGIFY ERROR: Bone 'spine.004': Cannot connect chain - bone position is disjoint.
Incorrect armature for type 'chain_rigs'
spine.004 is always disjointed from spine.003 by default
I think the two problems are noy related.
Regarding the mesh changing position. Your mesh probably has unapplied location/rotation/scale. Select it in object mode > ctrl+A > All Transforms. Parent with automatic weights after that.
As for "bone position is disjoint": the solution is in the video. I am not going to make it easy for you :)
So the N Panel Tab for Rigify appears when in Edit Mode but disappears when in Pose Mode? I'm used to tabs being always there. Somebody please explain?
At what point of the video did I say that? Give me the time code and I will elaborate.
Why ? I have this problem
RIGIFY ERROR: Bone 'spine.004': Cannot connect chain - bone position is disjoint.
Incorrect armature for type 'chain_rigs'
Solution :)
th-cam.com/video/8xnBc9rpOVU/w-d-xo.html
@@CGDive Thank you very much, I solved.
Now I can continue to follow your very interesting basic course.
Thanks again.
there is no controls showing up for me when i generate the rig
I am not sure. It could be a blender bug which I cover later in the series. I also covered it in a separate video
th-cam.com/video/VcGM14fa6E0/w-d-xo.html
My advice for now is to start over!
mods, snap his bones, thank you
not sure what you mean but lol
it's a reference to a fighting game streamer going by the name "lowtiergod". there's a virial clip of him responding to a mean chatter and asking his chat moderators to ban the chatter by saying, "Mods, crush his skull, thank you". @@CGDive
also, this series of tutorials is quite informative, hits just the right degree of in-depth for me. there are so many superficial blender tutorials, but this series is the best ive seen so far@@CGDive
pls rig face tutorial
next video covers that!
Thank you! And... Happy new year too!🥰🥳🥳@@CGDive
Happy new year! :) @@etc5526
not very good at explaining
Well, you are great at commenting though. Keep it up! 😅
@@CGDive in troll language that means "it's superbly well explained". 😉
@@activemotionpictures haha, I guess you are right.
i do everything then I go to pose mode and the new rig does not move my model?
Probably this:
th-cam.com/video/FuiY0wtxdHQ/w-d-xo.html