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BRO YOU HAVE NO IDEA. THIS TUTORIAL IS JUST WHAT I NEEDED

hey the tutorial is super good however I wanna know that does it match IK to FF while animating in different position?

Why Is compulsory To Use Both At The Same Time ?

tomorrow is my maya exam on rigging and you save me. thank you

anything is possible

Love it man ❤ you save me from my teacher 😅

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is there a way to use an enum instead of a boolean? or would this method not work because of the connection editor?

10/10 video

how did he get rid of that finger main joints

YT needs to add additional Likes buttons, just for this video -

HOLY, no one explains fk/ik switches better than you! Litterally

will they match while switch fk to ik

7:57 So that's the trick! Thank you!

thank u

Hi, how are you my friend. I have a really weird problem that is really annoying: After doing the ik Handle, when I move the ik I created from the shoulder to the hand up or down the elbow stops being flexed and suddenly aligns with the arm. What should I do to fix that problem?, is it normal to happen?.

This was so useful thank you.

brother you don't know how much this helped me.... thank you so much !!!!!!!!!!

Summary: We create two extra joint chains (IK and FK) to constraint the original joints with both of them. A boolean attribute is used to turn on and off either of the input constraints IK or FK. In more details: - Duplicate your arm joints (excluding hand's bones) into two additional hierarchies post-fixed "IK" and "FK" respectively. ( You now have 3 sets of joint hierarchies representing the arm ex: armleft, armleftIK, armleftFK. ) - Create IK and FK control shapes (circle for KF, cube target for IK) - Setup IK constraint and pull vector to the IK joints. - Attach controls to corresponding hierarchy (FK -> ex: orient constraint) (IK -> ex parent constraint) - create a control parented to the wrist that will hold the IK/FK switch attribute - add custom attribute to switch between IK/FK to said control. - Orient constraint each joint of the original chain to both IK and FK joints. (In other words, the result of spherical interpolation between IK and FK joints is assigned to the original joints; original joint orient = slerp(orientIK, orientFK) - You now have orient constraints with 2 inputs (IK and FK joints) constraining the original bones. Connect the wrist's boolean attribute to each orient constraint, so that, it turns on and off either IK input or FK input. (there is a built in attribute to turn on or off each input) - connect visibility attributes of the controls and joint chains to appropriately show or hide them in correspondance to the IK/FK mode.

someone can send me the link for BScontrols ?

Thank you for detailed information how to create switch in Maya. I'm a former user of Softimage XSI. It amused me how many operations one has to perform to create such a switch in Maya. It's much more labor-intensive in Maya. I'm surprised that Autodesk doesn't do anything to replicate or learn from these things in Softimage XSI.

I just started learning how to rig. Can someone explain the reason for why it’s necessary to create duplicates of the joints to create the fk and ik controls, instead of creating/having the controls directly on the original skeleton

How did you get the cube?

Great video thank you!! ^^

Hey man, very well done video. I despise rigging, but this helped really simplify the process of these switches. Also, I just saw that you went to MSU. Funny, I'm there right now, and working on my thesis, and needed this video specifically for it hah

I have a question while creating the IK,FK and main bones should we create it straight or bend it slightly on the elbow? Also I have noticed in this tutorial that whenever you switch from IK to FK and vice versa the wrist rotates slightly can you tell how to fix that?

That was really useful, thank you! As other comments have mentioned, the only point missing was to orient constrain the IK wrist/hand joint to the IK controller so that it rotates with the controller.

👍 thanks for your video

You have no idea how often I come back to this video. Thank you.

why you don't create an offset group for your controllers?

at 5:55 when you select the controller and bone and orient them and they get a 'tick', the rotation of the bone for me changes, some by 360 degrees. Why does this happen? I reded the FK again and made sure to freeze transformations on the controllers and bones but it still happens. I may have missed something.

Hey 😊 your tutorial was really helpful. Could I ask you how you animate when you would like to switch? Because when I make one animation and I switch from IK to FK the FK starts from T-Pose, is that normal or did I missed a hierarchy thing? 🙈

Hello! This tutorial was super helpful. I followed all of your steps and I was able to get it working for one side. However, as soon as I tried to do the same steps to the other side, I started getting weird rotation issues once I parented the joints together. Am I missing something? Is this maybe a joint rotation issue?

OMG you dont know how much you save my life right now im chasing on deadlines and i cant seem to fix the ik and fk switch until i found your video i wish you nothing but the best in life

Hi, what's the name of that tool at 2:30??

Not sure why, but I've been trying to follow the steps from 3:06 until 3:42 and somehow when I rotate that group it does not move anything at all.

Hey man

Why there are too much disturbance in video can't here your voice clearly

Back in college I had an animation instructor that was SUPER concerned with making sure the control curves were properly oriented over whatever joint they were parented to (pointing straight down the chain perfectly) and had this 3 step process involving parenting and then un parenting. I can't remember EXACTLY how he did it though...it's been several years and it's a bit fuzzy now since I pretty much immediately switched to toys instead of animation.

Damm yes, Thank you

very clean, thank you so much!

THANK YOU 🙏

What is the tool setting for the orient constrain when you are linking all the wrists together, elbows together, and arms together? Even after I do the constrain, when I move either my FK or IK arms, the other ones don't move and are not highlighted in pink.

In Maya2020, affected active objects and ik applied joints are not colored into purple, do you know how to solve this issue?

thank u sooo much for these videos

How do I make it so that it scales properly? Whenever I scale my global control, the base controls (not IK or FK) stay the same size rather than getting larger or smaller. Another issue I am having is that I am not sure what to parent my hand control under: the FK wrist or the IK wrist. without this, my hand does not one with my other controls.

But if doing things like this the hand's controler wont move with the hand's joints, is it?

Great work, thanks for sharing this with us!

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