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The run is really impressive. Im currently on Unity so Im outta luck :) Edit, picked up course - hopefully I can gleam something useful from it.

My video had been removed by UA-cam, with no given reason. But I made and posted a video of something like this. And had been working on far more than what I posted, all in Unity 5. I can relate to a lot of what you went through, trying to make this. If my video of a walking table was not removed, I would have posted a collection of some of my more funny moments of when things went quite wrong, also.

3:49 bro did the most unforgettable breakdance ever!

This is way way cool! I'm trying to accomplish something similar myself. Maybe with the humanoid, you could fake it a little bit like the method shown in this video ua-cam.com/video/p0X5HleoHDU/v-deo.html How would you go about controlling the character since it doesn't use a traditional capsule collision?

interesting and may well be useful for something I'm working on. I like the clear explanation of how to get the axis and setup the pole vector control too :)

great work mate. I can see where you've built on your previous procedural animation work. I'll be interested to see how this works out in the end. Are you planning on creating a tutorial once you get this working for human characters?

Better than the real thing for sure

This was incredible! Amazing work: reminds me a lot of the enemies in the VR game Underdogs. I had been wondering how something like that was pulled off in a game engine.

It will be cool to work on a hand-to-hand fight sequence to apply this knowledge. Personally, I'm gonna try to with your 2 Udemy animation courses in a 80's Hong-Kong martial art/action movie style project.

INSTRUCTIONS UNCLEAR: It's a Spiderman!!!!!!!!!!!!!

INSTRUCTIONS UNCLEAR: I made a procedurally animated spider.

please make a tutorial for this, i searched the whole internet to learn this but couldn't find anything useful.

So cool, i remember lucas films demoing euphoria on the force unleashed back in like 08 and it blew my mind. Thanks

This is awesome. Do you plan to release a course or asset for this?

Very cool! Are you still planning a bipedal procedural locomotion plugin? I could see that as being extremely useful especially for VR devs

Great job as always.

how did you manage to get what seem to be custom collision shapes for the physics in unreal? Thanks for the awesome videos!

Amazing

I have a full length course on procedural animation if you want to learn more, big discount currently: www.udemy.com/course/controlrig/?couponCode=1CCDFE3154082418819E But if you want to experiment with physics you're on your own for now

If u not seeing the debug line in UE 5.3+, u will also need `ControlRig.EnableDrawInterfaceInGame 1`

ok now how do I use all that and make him punch at my characters head, I tried inputing the world transform of my player camera which is located at the player pawns head into the goal target node by the enemy ai was punching off to the right, tried the vr origin and they were still punching right, not at my head.

With that rig, it's impossible not to smash that like button.

This is great! Would love more videos like this. One thing in particulair i have had issues with is rigging legs with an extra joint, as normal IK chains cant handle that well.

@3:45, your character, as you note, twists when you connect it to the translate. However, mine does not. That doesn't occur until I hook up the later system you build. Weird.

Where did you get the punch animation>

Your tutorials are really good on some very complex topics And the humor, A+

So I just realized that this also exists on the FullBody IK in the IK Rig, but you have to set it under the 'Full Body IK goal Settings'

Oh nice! That's pretty much what I am doing in my VR mocap system, so its really validating that I am on the right track! Love your control rig tutorials! I think the weakest part of my system is the spine and the shoulders, but I'm getting there. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge!

ok, adding a basic IK node to get the pole vector is a big brain move, no idea why i never thought of doing that. awesome tip!

This is going to help me with a lot of projects. Thanks for covering this.

This is awesome! I use hand iks for my two handed weapons but some time it just pulls the shoulder out of place this should fix that! On that note I have a question that I have not been able to find an answer to any where. I use anim notify states to turn on and off my hand Ik in the animations but I have this weird problem where If I use the state through the whole animation and it goes to the next animation that also has the same ANS it will either get stuck on or stuck off. This can result in the hand being glued to the hilt when it should not be or the hand floating around when it should be holding the hilt. I have tried every thing I can think of to fix this with no good answer yet. If you know How to fix I would love to know! :)

Its like the ai assisted animations from cascadeur but in real time omg i wanna make a game so hard

the goat of control rig tutorials dropping another banger 🙏🏻

Lincoln, bro, thank you so much for this. Do you happen to know how to control blendshapes with constraints in UE? For instance I have a character that has different kinds of corrective blendshapes that are activated when a bone rotates to a certain degree by X axis.

great...

omg i love you for making this tutorial!!! hahaha möp möp <3

omg what

This is something like cascadaur, unimaginable complex stuff made just easy like that. Is this in your course or there will be new course using these techniques ?

this is magic bruv

What is difference between rotation multiplication and additive? The result is similar but I can't undetstand the difference

Hi, I managed to create the whole setup and in the control rig view everything works as expected. The problem arises when on Begin Play I give the player the transform of other actor at the level where the player is to turn, but the player keeps looking (from the waist up) at the point 0,0,0. I take the “FromWorld” node when dragging the GoalTarget transform and make sure that the given location goes to the input of the Control Rig node in the animation blueprint. Do you have any ideas? Thank you for this tutorial!

My question was that if I create these animations in the enemy character and then just change the movement, for example, set move to player, and according to your instruction, the character will move by taking into account the specified rigs. Only in the tasks, if, for example, I decide to perform a predetermined movement, how should I do it in this case, can you make a video about the combination of these two topics?

00:45 not natural, fingers tend to arch out irl

hey guys dont forget rotations are quateronions XD this way of doing movement looks like magic to my eyes bruv , damn.

Cool tutorial, maybe i'm missing something but once you play in game, the control rig will override the animation and it will not work, only in preview in control rig.

Heya! Love your tutorials, very clear and fun!:) Random question I've been struggling with trying to adapt this setup: Is it possible to use this for a character that's running? I.e the hip will be translating and rotating but I still want the attack to hit the same spot as when it's in the reference animation.

i wanna know The official binding of the dragon, how should it be applied to the procedural animation.

Noot noot!

Hello saw your course on Udemy. Interested in taking it. If I want to have the character procedurally touch a door. Kinda like the Witcher when you walk by a door. Is your control rig course a good way to learn. Or should I be trying to learn something else to approach that

very very very cool and honestly not too hard if you have some patience. Was able to do this in a couple of hours. Ran into some of the same problems others did in the comments but rest assured they are all solvable with some research and going over things with a fine toothed comb. Thanks for making my project 10x cooler.