Lincoln Margison - Game Development

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I make things with Unreal Engine.

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Create a system to dynamically modify animations at runtime, full tutorial for ControlRig in #UnrealEngine, suitable for #UEFN [1/2]

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Fully procedural climbing! No keyframes. Only worked on this today for #screenshotsaturday so it's a little rough still. If you want to learn this stuff, check out my YouTube for tutorials/courses for procedural animation:

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An actual deep dive on the raw input riley counterstrike clip, recreating different aim types and demonstrating how they work, from the perspective of a gamedev; understandable by anyone. I officially declare the case closed and we can all move on.

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390,129 views • 1 year ago

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procedural animation system from scratch, with full step by step tutorial

Lincoln Margison - Game Development

88,118 views • 9 months ago

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Procedural State Transitions, within control rig. Based on bone weighting & COM shifting. Can be used at runtime but I'm wondering if this would be more useful as an animation helper within Unreal, something similar to Cascadeur's tools maybe.

Lincoln Margison - Game Development

128,801 views • 2 years ago

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MotionRig - A modular and procedural animation system. Epic MegaGrant application video.

Lincoln Margison - Game Development

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procedural spider is making a comeback. YouTube tutorial coming soon, follow to keep your eye on him

Lincoln Margison - Game Development

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Yesterday I hypothesized about a Blueprint/C++ hybrid, and millions of people from around the world gathered to tell me about the existence of autocomplete. Made a quick mockup of what I was really picturing. In-editor code with the usability features of BP.

Lincoln Margison - Game Development

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The Control Rig equivalent of "flying around the level instead of making it".

Lincoln Margison - Game Development

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Lincoln Margison - Game Development

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Create a system to dynamically modify animations at runtime, full tutorial for ControlRig in #UnrealEngine, suitable for #UEFN [1/2]

Fully procedural climbing! No keyframes. Only worked on this today for #screenshotsaturday so it's a little rough still. If you want to learn this stuff, check out my YouTube for tutorials/courses for procedural animation:

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Watch Anya Live

An actual deep dive on the raw input riley counterstrike clip, recreating different aim types and demonstrating how they work, from the perspective of a gamedev; understandable by anyone. I officially declare the case closed and we can all move on.

procedural animation system from scratch, with full step by step tutorial

Procedural State Transitions, within control rig. Based on bone weighting &amp; COM shifting. Can be used at runtime but I'm wondering if this would be more useful as an animation helper within Unreal, something similar to Cascadeur's tools maybe.

MotionRig - A modular and procedural animation system. Epic MegaGrant application video.

procedural spider is making a comeback. YouTube tutorial coming soon, follow to keep your eye on him

Yesterday I hypothesized about a Blueprint/C++ hybrid, and millions of people from around the world gathered to tell me about the existence of autocomplete. Made a quick mockup of what I was really picturing. In-editor code with the usability features of BP.

The Control Rig equivalent of "flying around the level instead of making it".

Procedural State Transitions, within control rig. Based on bone weighting & COM shifting. Can be used at runtime but I'm wondering if this would be more useful as an animation helper within Unreal, something similar to Cascadeur's tools maybe.