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Rigging 101: how rotations actually work. This is one of the basic traps almost every beginner rigger falls into. In tutorial I show several ways to blend rotations, using a typical IK/FK switch as an example. Also how to deal with joint orient using matrices, link below

Slava Borovik

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Slava Borovik5 months ago

Link to the tutorial:

Dr Frensor5 months ago

QUATERNIONS!!

🫧Ana🫧5 months ago

I’ve been trying to rig for 10 straight hours and this actually made me cry real tears

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