Catte Next Door
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Inverse Kinematics "IK" sounds scary and complicated, but you've already seen it in many games! Both Brio and Ktisis have their own version for gpose, opening a lot of creative time-saving potential! This guide steps through enabling and using it in Ktisis at a relaxed pace.
Catte Next Door90,427 views • 2 months ago
(1 of 5, a thread) Assembling an expression through a series of bite-size clips, slowly increasing in complexity of tool use. To start, creating a simple subtle smile by moving just the upper center and corner lip "A" bones, using only position along a single axis at a time:
Catte Next Door128,704 views • 1 year ago
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An example to follow along with. Regardless of your tool of choice, here's using all the bones from the reference guide to create a simple smile from scratch. I tried to select and move single bones to keep things clear and easy to follow but stay within the video time limit.
Catte Next Door80,666 views • 2 years ago
(1 of 2) In Ktisis, you can link actors relatively to bones of other actors by dragging them onto the desired bone! Here, we change my fishing rod to "Throw" and move it out of the way. Douglas is then linked to my forearm, and an ice cream cone linked to his head.
Catte Next Door26,556 views • 1 year ago
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