7:00, that has to be the least french sounding viola I've ever heard. Nice tutorial! Little lengthier than it could have been but showing all the keys and shortcuts made it pleasant to follow. Thanks for uploading.
Every single video I have watched on this topic today skips over posing like its no big deal. What secret are all of you hiding lol? from t pose to near perfect finger placement.
Thanks mate. This is amazing and you gave so much info. Especially you saying use one rig is amazing info. I think its the way to go as it is more easy to see whats going on and easy to carry to game engine too
tru, tho i actually havent done that w/ any of my personal sets in like a year. luckily no issue but its good practice to apply transforms before rigging
I’ve already learned rigging from a seperate albeit much longer tutorial but this one is really relaxed and chill. If I find myself forgetting blender again (which I prolly will) I’ll definitely come back to this one.
I have a question, would i create a seperate pose where the hand interacting with the mag is no longer parented to the mag, so the models don't fly around? Eg: animating an ejecting mag (out of a pistol), makes the hand parented to it, fly around off set, because it's still parented. I'm very new to animating and i havent found any videos directly showing how to approach this issue im having. It would be amazing if you could make a video on this or just respond with the solution. Thx
idk how to actually do this but I'd just replace the falling mag with a copy of the rig mag at some point I think it's how it's done in vidya games as well you take the rig off-viewmodel and then just spawn a new one not 100% sure though
Hi, I have been programming for the past 10 years, and been getting into game development with Unity. I am working on a FPS project, and can't seem to find the animated or rigged models that would work with my game. I've decided to pause the project and learn 3D rigging and animation so I can make my own. This tutorial is good, but I was wondering if you could point me in the direction of where I could learn more. Whether it be another youtuber, or some course. I really only want to learn about Character and Weapon Rigging/Animation
Hey Seva - you might find this step by step tutorial very instructive for your purposes. It will go over all the requisite skills to commence rigging and animation an FPS weapon, from bone constraints and IK to satisfying motion. th-cam.com/video/L2ZqWDUVWoY/w-d-xo.html
Quick question: how should I go about having differently handed reloads for the same weapon? Like, left hand manipulated the magazine when ammo is still there, then right hand does so when empty. Would this just be exporting then changing constraints between animations?
@@HaydnCooper hey man ...can you make a video with importing sketchfab weapon(wich come with like 20 splitted parts) bring to blender and rig it and then export it to unreal engine ? ...
It should be. You need to export the arms and the gun SEPERATELY as FBX files. There are also certain settings you need to do for the FBX files before you export it (not explaining). It is difficult for it to work in game engines like UE4 but it should work.
haydn being the usual gigachad for always trying to help out animators :plaksik:
Sounds more like a they/them f.a.q.
You are a lifesaver for this! I always refer to this video when I have issues rigging stuff
possibly the most epic tutorial of all time
7:00, that has to be the least french sounding viola I've ever heard.
Nice tutorial! Little lengthier than it could have been but showing all the keys and shortcuts made it pleasant to follow. Thanks for uploading.
French here sounds like they said « wallah »
nice seeing your video randomly pop out in my feed
VERY good tutorial still works and if i forgot how it works i can watch this and boom >10 minutes and everithing works
Every single video I have watched on this topic today skips over posing like its no big deal. What secret are all of you hiding lol? from t pose to near perfect finger placement.
This was a massive help for my animation! Thank you! Got recommended here by Lochedin, this is really great
hey could you please make more Tutorials, I am still new in this and i need to Grow and you are the first person that makes sense
bro thank you for this video you are my hero🙌
I'm just starting to dive into the world of fps animation, it's very difficult for me, but I like it
Thanks mate. This is amazing and you gave so much info. Especially you saying use one rig is amazing info. I think its the way to go as it is more easy to see whats going on and easy to carry to game engine too
remember to apply scale after scaling if you did it in object mode
rmb to alt f4 after applying scale 🚎
tru, tho i actually havent done that w/ any of my personal sets in like a year. luckily no issue but its good practice to apply transforms before rigging
Great tutorial, simple and easy to follow. Thanks!
omg i love you T.T i never throught about making weapons until yesterday. extremely helpful thank you
Finally ive been trying to rig a galil for a year now and i did it:D
I’ve already learned rigging from a seperate albeit much longer tutorial but this one is really relaxed and chill. If I find myself forgetting blender again (which I prolly will) I’ll definitely come back to this one.
Awesome tutorial, but there's no good reason to add the weapon rig to the arm rig
Hi Haydn, is there a reason that you don't create the bones first and then attach them to the vertex groups (as you create the vertex group)?
Cooper is a great last name
How do you know where to move the camera in your animations, do you parent it to the gun? Or you do it by eye?
what in fucks name I was just trying to figure this out, thanks for this
Thanks for this tutorial, you're doing great job :D
I have a question, would i create a seperate pose where the hand interacting with the mag is no longer parented to the mag, so the models don't fly around?
Eg:
animating an ejecting mag (out of a pistol), makes the hand parented to it, fly around off set, because it's still parented.
I'm very new to animating and i havent found any videos directly showing how to approach this issue im having. It would be amazing if you could make a video on this or just respond with the solution. Thx
idk how to actually do this but I'd just replace the falling mag with a copy of the rig mag at some point
I think it's how it's done in vidya games as well
you take the rig off-viewmodel and then just spawn a new one
not 100% sure though
is there a way you could do a tutorial on how to achieve animations like yours
Hi, I have been programming for the past 10 years, and been getting into game development with Unity. I am working on a FPS project, and can't seem to find the animated or rigged models that would work with my game. I've decided to pause the project and learn 3D rigging and animation so I can make my own. This tutorial is good, but I was wondering if you could point me in the direction of where I could learn more. Whether it be another youtuber, or some course. I really only want to learn about Character and Weapon Rigging/Animation
Hey Seva - you might find this step by step tutorial very instructive for your purposes. It will go over all the requisite skills to commence rigging and animation an FPS weapon, from bone constraints and IK to satisfying motion. th-cam.com/video/L2ZqWDUVWoY/w-d-xo.html
@@MrOttoMarrakech Thank you so much for that link, great tutorial.
Quick question: how should I go about having differently handed reloads for the same weapon? Like, left hand manipulated the magazine when ammo is still there, then right hand does so when empty. Would this just be exporting then changing constraints between animations?
Does the gun need to be a single object or can it be several?
I just CANNOT find hands! no matter how much i search i cant find them! can you please send me the hands you use?
could you link the rig you used in this video or is it a personal rig? Thanks in advance! Great tutorial btw well made!
Good resources
Thank you so much!!
Can I hire you?
thanks! I needed this!
Surely you will be a pro in no time
Youll be rigging in no time!
@@HaydnCooper hey man ...can you make a video with importing sketchfab weapon(wich come with like 20 splitted parts) bring to blender and rig it and then export it to unreal engine ? ...
how do you get the grip looking so good
Takes practice and using lots of references. Feedback is also important aswell but mainly look at references.
This is amazing! How do you properly export this, though?
thank you!
when i move around the bones the mesh kinda drags behind it. its not moving with the bone
Might be something with the vertex groups not being assigned to their coresponding bones
can anyone help
I cant open arm rig files in blender
Awesome tutorial! I love your voice!! :)
Your voice is beautiful lol i'm straight but i'd date you with that cute voice
Wtf🤨
its not compatible with game engines, that i learnt when after done my animations, btw.
It should be. You need to export the arms and the gun SEPERATELY as FBX files. There are also certain settings you need to do for the FBX files before you export it (not explaining). It is difficult for it to work in game engines like UE4 but it should work.
@@primalanimations6870 yeah i learned that the hard way xD
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