Blender Tutorial - Quick Fix for Floating Accessories after Rigging

If you've used automatic weighting to rig a character and you have any accessories, such as zips, buckles, straps, etc, which haven't been weighted at all, this is a quick fix for that.
P.S. Apologies for the hissy sound - did my best to clean it up, but it's difficult to make a decent recording with a baby running around.

[@TheLimaBear]

Davinci Resolve has a feature to automatically normalise your audio. It's extremely quiet, but other than that thank you for the tutorial. You solved a big problem I was having.

[@pmdesigns5798]

Thanks for the tip. I usually use Audacity for noise reduction, but I'll give that a try.

[@elyceus]

thank you sir this is something i dont see alot of other channels explain

[@s0rcerise]

Cheers for this mate, been trying to sort this out for ages and you packed it into a simple 3 minute video.

[@pmdesigns5798]

Very welcome.

[@kyrasayshi1760]

Thanks!!

[@Foudregek]

thank you, this helped me a lot.

[@digitalbase9396]

Wow, that’s super useful. 👍

[@ColorBuffer]

perfect tip, thanks a million

[@khinthawdawin8997]

Thank You for your tutorial, one thing is I couldn't find Vertex Weight Panel in my Blender 3.6.4.

[@pmdesigns5798]

In edit mode, select a vertex, and press N to open up the options side panel. Then select the "item" tab. You should see the vertex weights for that selected vertex.

[@rjwarzone]

Thank you 🥹

[@InThisStyleGMinor]

Good

[@fibech]

Thank you so much

[@pmdesigns5798]

You're most welcome.

[@ezer1624]

Much appreciated!

[@pmdesigns5798]

Glad to help!

[@sectr4081]

thank you

[@pmdesigns5798]

You're welcome