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Sadly yes. I dont like the change as it makes a lot of older tutorials not as easy to understand anymore

@@nightchaser1478 I dont know when I can get to that, given my overall inactivity atm due to my work, but I'll let you know if I do get to it. ^^

great! im eager to know since im a beginner and making a T-80B model and I'm on the mantlet tarp rigging part rn and dont know how to do that so you'll be of great help.​@@gabbahfbx

Yes; under "Render Properties", "Film" and then tick the box that says "Transparent" ^^

thank you!

Thank you for the clarification. If thats the only thing bothering you in the video, thats fine by my ^^

@@gabbahfbx I think Blender and its contributors is a tremendous, global community. One of my reasons for my opinion is that it is accessible all peoples on every continent. Please keep up the great work.🖖

hmmm difficult question; I might make a video about that at some point. You'd have to work with pinning groups (within the cloth sim) that are attached to the gun barrel; then keep the parent chain as I did here. Might be performance intensive tho

@@gabbahfbx I see, thanks for the reply it's been bugging me and I couldn't really find much regarding it. Highly Appreciated!

@@dyno_cant_draw Well gguess what; I figured something out and made a video about it, as you kinda peeked my interest with the question: ua-cam.com/video/oL10MyD1JqU/v-deo.html Hope this helps you and others!

@@gabbahfbx Yes! Highly appreciate it!

Sometimes it is easier to set certain stuff up with contrains due to the nature in how the objects need to move. This imo is one of these cases

Cant really trouble shoot from afar, but check if you are in the respected Movement Spaces (Local or Global depending on the constraint.) Could also be that your object has a messed up origin or coordinate system.

@@gabbahfbx i finally got it fixed turns out stepping away from it and coming back after a few days helped, fixed it in 5 min time apereantly the issue was that i needed to add extra limit on the x axis, got 3 limit values in total to get it to work perfectly still thx for your response

Yeah absolutly. You might have to adjust a few things to account for the multibe gun barrels but it should work regardless. The principles still apply ^^

thank you!

Sadly not really worth the efford for me in most cases. Apologies but that is something, I would consider one maybe more people would voice interest in something like that.

Thank you. I feel people are more willing to watch a 13 min tutorial, compared to a 20 min+ one if I do slow down the pace. But I do try to take my time at times. Thank you for you input though. Much appreciated EDIT: Also I do have "Screencast Keys" on for exactly that reason, so people know what I am doing when I am not explicitly saying what buttons to press and stuff.

Thank you, but I know that haha. Simple makes sense in some situations (in this for instance) but not always. Didnt mention it here as it could cause confusion for people that dont apply this to a cube ^^ Thank you for you input though

@@gabbahfbx ohh

You can apply this to any turret or similar; but constraint based rigging does not translate into Unity. If you animate it in Blender beforehand and export the animations and later apply them in Unity, that would work though. Hope I could help!

They renamed the node to "Color Attribute".

thank you!

Afraid I dont really understand what you mean with this 😅

You are welcome!

You mean you can't roate the turret anymore? That shouldnt really be the case, as the complete turret should be parented onto the empty I created in the video as a master object. You can parent that empty onto the hull or a correspondend empty tho and everything should work fine. I am planing to make a video dedicated about parent hierarchies tomorrow, but if you want send me a screenshot of your hierarchie and I see what I can do :D

I rigged them with a mix of constrains and empties too yes. ua-cam.com/video/FlpCAWgMwRs/v-deo.html&ab_channel=Arijan I used this tutorial as reference and adjusted it to my needs. Explaining everything over text would be quite challenging, but it essentially uses an empty to parent the curve you use to build the track out of tracklinks onto and then use constrains to move said empty, mooving the curve alongside. It should work for turns and movement aswell.

you can animate your tank by any means, so long as you import it into unreal as an alembic cache. if you want to import the model and rig specifically as a skeletal mesh (an FBX), unreal expects a skinned mesh, and bones.

Dont really work in Unreal much, so I cant comment on that specificly, but from my Unity knowledge I can give you the following answer: You can port most stuff into game engines, that are not mesh deformations, as those require shape keys to work. Meaning any transformation of an object (location, rotation or scale) can be ported across easily. Meaning if you would animate a specific movement in Blender, that should translate into Unreal regardless if the Rig still works or not, as it does not transform the mesh itself. What I dont know, if the Rig itself will make the port across. My guess would be no, as you are using constrains to ease the usage of said rig, so I have my doubt that this would work in Unreal. So my advice: Animate what you want in Blender, port across with either a direct bleder file import (unity allows for that, idk if unreal does tho) or an .abc import and go from there. Hope I could help!

Thank you, but im really not doing this for fame haha. Im doing this because I want to help people with problems that don't get adressed on YT all that much and as a result I struggled dealing with. If I can help people thats good, and if I don't I still put resources out there for the future :D

Thank you! It is in general reccomended to stack mix/bump nodes to get more deph in your material.

Thank you!

thank you! And I am happy I could help someone!

Thank you!

Thank you!

thank youuu!🥰

Thank you!

The node has been renamed to "Color Attribute". I was still using version 3.0.0 here, were that wasn't the case yet. Hope I could help!

@@gabbahfbx thx Gabbah

@@gabbahfbx Thank you very much!!!

You are very much welcome!

If it helps the general understanding of course!

not quite but thank you :D

@@gabbahfbx DON'T GASLIGHT ME 😡

@@TylerShowers if the need is there I could explain how I did a render a long time ago that actually was a nether portal in some sense?

@@gabbahfbx no i just wanted to make a joke about your render

It was supposed to be a more general overview on why it can matter but yes you are right. Personally the snap to 3d curser way is the fastest workflow so I will continue using that but thank you for your input!

It's just more of a helpful tip to anyone who didn't know this. I know when I first used blender this tripped me up.

thank you! I am planing on doing more basic stuff aswell soon, but thank you for the feedback!

thank you!

Always happy to help!