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🤓🦴 Back with a little tutorial. Introducing Blender 🔶 4.0 new rigging features and how to fix your custom rig UI 🦴🤓 ▶️ 🙏Repost always very much appreciated🥰 #B3D #blender3D #rigging #animation #p2design

103,812 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren •via X (Twitter)

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Sybren A. Stüvel 🔶 🐈‍⬛ ([email protected])vor 2 Jahren

@Blender Thanks for explaining how I broke people's rigs 🤣

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Pierrick Picautvor 2 Jahren

@Blender I did it on purpose.... I was that close to mention you 🤏 and where you live.... BEWARE!

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StudioGaltMocapvor 2 Jahren

@Blender I'm so excited to get rid of bone layers. I feel so embarrassed trying to explain 14 is FK fingers, 15 is IK fingers and 16 is intermediate fingers.

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Claudia Hernándezvor 2 Jahren

@Blender 👏

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ThunderOwl - Sci-Fi Assets. Owlified. 🇱🇻🇺🇦🌞vor 2 Jahren

@Pavel_Oliva @Blender Repost commencing

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pontamojyavor 2 Jahren

@Blender ボーン🦴系のUI変わるぽいので覚えなきゃ〜

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Underdogvor 2 Jahren

@Blender Thanks for explaining the Rig UI section! I was about to lose my sanity on that 🫡

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Guys, in the last week, I've heard of 3 of my friends get "#vbridger" on their rigs and it's like, not rly vbridger?? u_u I understand that other riggers do not charge as much as I do for it. It's not easy to rig - but some transparency of what you're actually rigging would be kind to your clients! I want to pls request that if ur offering vbridger - but you only actually rig a restricted amount of the parameters - to state that in ur comm page! My friends have been given rigs where they had paid for "vbridger" and then they use the rigs and they're just utterly disappointed that their mouth doesn't seem to look or function like vbridger. Either because only some vbridger parameters were rigged or they were not put in or calibrated into VTS for the client. Some have never even actually opened the vbridger app to make sure it works! They just rig it in l2d and call it good. VBridger adds like 5 new parameters to the default 2 required for mouth function (4 are shown in the video attached because Jaw Open kinda goes with Mouth Open). If you will not be adding all 5 of these new parameters on your paying client's rig, please be transparent either on your price list or in your comms. QnQ Clients!!: Learn what your vbridger mouth should look like too! Don't be angry at your rigger if maybe it doesn't look like what you expected, but at least make sure you have the parameters that are exclusive to vbridger included in your rig. Just do a nice safety check. The video is so clients can understand what vbridger includes, what the forms look like, and hopefully will know how to make the faces to test the models they get. I'm sorry to cause trouble and more work for riggers, but I do very much care about client transparency and if you feel what you're charging isn't enough to motivate you to rig all of vbridger or learn it, either raise your pricing or state transparency of it on your site! (Or just like, don't offer it maybe qq) #vts #vtubestudio #live2d

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