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You asked for it 😉 My tutorial is now live on my Channel (link in first comment) #b3d #blender #blender3d #rigging

36,869 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля Fırat Dede
Fırat Dede1 год назад

For mechanical type assembly things constraint and driver based animations comes to me more logical.. Armature rigging is more like for character rigging process in my opinion. Sure all comes to same result.

Фото профиля DemNikoArt 🔶
DemNikoArt 🔶1 год назад

I can see that. In the end it's whatever works best for you. But object constraints are missing the IK system which is one of the most powerful and for me the most used. So I couldn't replicate many systems with just boneless constraints.

Фото профиля Jorge Vigas
Jorge Vigas1 год назад

nice!

Фото профиля Wetboy
Wetboy1 год назад

Amazing tutorial! One note: The link in the youtube description to the bone widget addon is pointing to a different addon.

Фото профиля DemNikoArt 🔶
DemNikoArt 🔶1 год назад

Oh dang! True! Thanks! Just corrected it 😁

Фото профиля Jordan Fish - RANK ZOHRAN #1 TODAY!
Jordan Fish - RANK ZOHRAN #1 TODAY!1 год назад

Could you rig it so the screw rotation actually drives the jack? That would be fun.

Фото профиля DemNikoArt 🔶
DemNikoArt 🔶1 год назад

That should be fairly easy. Just switch the transform constraint to the current ik controller and make him move when rotation is applied. I could try that

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