Pro Tip: When you are setting up your 2 bone IK Constraint bones all you need do is populate the tip joint, then right click on the 2 bone ik components script header and select Auto Populate from Tip it also auto creates the IK_target and IK_hint game objects. next pro tip - you can actually pose your character using the IK controls in edit mode if you have the Animation window open and click 'preview'. So no need to go back and forth between play mode and editor mode. In the animation editors 'Preview' mode you can also play the animations to see how they would look with the IK system. You'll notice that on the animation window if you press play in edit mode it will play the selected animation in Preview mode.
There is also one more Caveat I forgot to mention - If you have Use Root Motion selected on your character, then press the preview button or the play animation button, your character will snap to it's parents world position. I have a Player System object and under this I have the model, my Player System object was located at the world origin, but the character was not. When I was Root Motion in the animator controller, it would snap my model to that location - so if you're gonna use root motion, be sure to either turn it off when you are doing your IK adjustments, OR make sure that your animated model is at the same location as it's parent. You're welcome. 8)
This is such a godsend. Seriously, straight to the point, comprehensive and MOST importantly - doesn't start with "create a new unity project and build your entire game around only this one feature working". It's so helpful to have a tutorial that understands it's going to be used in the real world and fits in with other workflows. For instance, I saw a similar tutorial that required you to rebuild your entire character rig from scratch in blender and put you into a workflow where many animation features would then be impossible down the line. Great job!
Great tutorial. What I really appreciated about it was the fact that it wasn't just add the weapon to the hands through IK. That would have been good enough I guess, but you went to trouble shoot the issues of it not looking right and then how to address these issues. Thanks a mil.
This is like the fourth time I'm seeing this video, I've finally understood and now I can do this without watching again and again. Thanks a lot. Hoping you'll be active again.
I used the standard scripting method to do this, but this still helped me understand how IK works and told me about the existence of hints when the Unity docs did not so thank you!
You're an absolute god. Your videos are packed full of only useful information and no excessive pauses or explanations. And using all the latest tech from unity to boot (except the new input system but that's easy enough for me to refactor myself).
@@dftpunk Thank you so much I don't know why but if I put a rig transform on my gun I cannot change any of the guns transform values which is exactly why I need it to aim the gun up and down. I spent at least an hour trying to solve this and saw your comment and just unchilded the gun. Didn't fix the rig transform not working but it gave me a work around.
Superb they've really kept going with Unity. Getting closer to not needing code although I still think code helps tie things together a lot better. Still possible to make great stuff without it though. First time really using Unity a lot since 5. Working on a game, it's a pretty big project but trying to keep it humble in every way that will still go over smoothly.
For anyone struggling on getting the hands to snap to the weapon...You have to make sure that the RigLayer is IN the mesh your working with (SM_Character_Male_01 in this case) and that the "gun" object is ALSO a child object of the mesh. Wasn't too obvious to me and took a few hours to figure out. Looks something like this: v SM_Character_Male_01 Character_Male_Face_01 > Root > RigLayer v Gun ref_right_hand_grip Later in the video, TheKiwiCoder also points out that you can put the gun within the root parent to follow transformations. This still works. Thanks for the awesome video!
@@TheKiwiCoder I had references under Rig hierarchy for both the handle (meant for R_hand ) and the barrel (meant for L_hand ) of the gun. Then I used m_parent constraint to hook the handle to stick with the right hand ik. But then I ran into a problem because the same trick wouldn't work for the left hand and the same time. So I hooked the left hand to stick with the ref_barrel by using again multi_parent. So in the end the constraint hierarchy was something like this from the top: right_hand_ik => gun regerences => left_hand_ik where r hand ik naturally controlled the movement. And well it worked but I still had some trouble with the gun's orientation :D
Lightkitara Interesting idea to use the right hand to control the gun! I made the hand IK references children of the weapon to make switching weapons a bit easier.. that was the idea anyway. Whenever I get orientation issues I double check the ‘Maintain offset’ parameters on the constraint. The position and rotation constraints can be used in place of the parent constraint, giving you separate control over each. They let you specify offsets too.
Kia ora! best Animation Rigging tutorial so far... Good work! I still watching your other videos, I'm looking for the best practice to apply animation using the Animation Rigging. The use case I'm trying to reproduce is draw\save\aim the guns and blend those animations with the idle/walk/run animations..
2:00 setup base ik rig 3:00 setup hand position reference at object like "hand handler" | replace reference with target in ik 5:10 add rig transform to "hand handler"
for those of You guys, who struggls with floating character, just make sure that none of your bones is somehow scaled. in blender or whatever editor You use, apply all transforms (scale, rotation) to your character before export FBX, and may god be with You
Hey! I'm new in Unity and I have same problem. I imported my character from assets store, what to you mean by making sure that none of bones are scaled?
@@yeetbox5843 just check few random bones transform for being scaled for example 0.99999 on some axis. Or sometimes bones could be ok, but mesh is scaled 100
Well, for me at least, it works better if you place the gun inside the spine (chest of your character rig). Therefore, the gun can rotate in the same way as the characters' rotation.
Take my like. I have been trying to figure out why my IK was not moving with my gun and it was this video that introduced me to the Rig Transform component. Thank you. Edit: Actually the left hand does not stick to the gun when it is moved by other constraints on the rig. The hand position is on another Rig just below the aiming rig. Do constraints only take into account other constraints on the same rig? Edit edit: I was able to workaround this issue. I originally had: Aim Rig (Only on when aiming) Aim Constrain Aim Constrain Left Hand Rig (Always on) IK Constraint The workaround is: Left Hand Rig (Always on) Aim Rig (Only on when aiming) Aim Constraint Aim Constraint IK constraint The IK now properly calculates the position to the left hand placement. Tho with a bit of a lag oddly(not sure what's up with that). Constrain order is very important!
big thanks for you !! small question If I have different guns the fingers are arranged differently. Should I do animation for each rifle individually or is there a way to do it in Unity?
Great tutorial. I am using the same assets but the hands don't stay attached to the IK reference points, they only loosely follow them and it's impossible to place them correctly. The two bones are set correctly. I noticed that the prefab is scaled 0.01. It seems to work in a different model which is not scaled. Could that be the problem? EDIT: this happens with the prefabs in the prototype pack, it works fine with the characters in the starter pack.
How would this work for switching animation states, like from having a pistol equiped and switch to a rifle. would you have to create multiple ik nodes for each weapon type within the player prefab? and im guessing setting each node weight in code...
Remember that animation states can also animate the properties of the rig, such as weights. It would be a mix of this and scripts to swap out the weapon and control targets. The easiest method I’ve found for authoring is defining the ik targets in the weapon prefab.
@@TheKiwiCoder Hi, yeah i was thinking of the same method, reference the ik nodes in each weapon prefabs script. Im currently making a GTA style game, but so far havent even started the weapon systems. Just been looking around to try and solve issues before i get to them, so far ive got most of the systems coded: Player movement, day and night cycle with time, health and armor, wanted level system (for player and peds) police units up to the army, EMS coded also, all the UI inc minimap and a world map, money system inc ATMs & currenty using the city demo scene to develop it all on. Ive been trying this project for a few years now, using the synty packs, the last project ran into big issues that i couldn't easily solve. I had more systems done for that project, like vehicles with real physics and weapons (minus any ik), so i can reuse some code from there. Thanks for getting back, most don't and that's not helpful.
What if i just want the weapon to follow the positions of my hand, so that when my already made idle, walking, running and aiming animations have the weapon fit into the hands during those animations?
Hey there Kiwi, do you know if this system was ever updated to support the ability to change the source object with code? You see I have a character that is constantly changing weapons, and therefore needs to be able to change the source points when those weapons are changed. I am seemingly unable to reference the source object via script even when using UnityEngine.Animation.Rigging; Think you could point me in the right direction? Great video! Cheers.
Hi you can reference the source objects via constraint.data.sourceObjects. It's also possible to add multiple source objects to the constraint and toggle the weights of each on/off via script or animation. Hope that helps
Thankyou for an excellent tutorial. I find myself somewhat confused. If you want to have multiple rigs say one for each weapon, how do you tell the animator which rig to use? When building a rig, is it applied to the active animation in the animator or am I being my usual dumb self? IF anyone would care to show me the error of my ways, please feel free.
When I initially setup my character I added some animation clips from mixamo and attached the gun as a child of the character's hand. This kept the gun in place during my character's running animation. Does anyone have suggestions for how to maintain this behavior, but then switch to IK (as shown in this video) when aiming?
@Nagato is better than Punk Naruto any reason to use ik? Might be easier to use animation and keyframe the hands to the correct locations throughout the clip
Hey! This is great tutorial ,I've been following you but I have a tiny issue here at 9:25. The right elbow of character is moving like this , can you tell me how can I fix this?
Hello, very good tutorial, I follow you closely. I wanted to comment, I had a headache, I'm doing a cinematic, my problem is that when I tell him to do a certain animation with the weapon in hand, he does the animation, however my weapon is still in the same place . Without accompanying the animation of my person. Is this possible to do?
Thank you for this great video! But I have one question during the procedural, that I'm using a custom character and with its avatar, there is no left nor right clavicle in the list, so when I'm trying to attach the gun under the player's avatar, right arm or right shoulder, the arm and hand just twists and I'm unable to fix it. So what should I do if I don't have clavicle? PS: I got the rig from mixamo.
@@TheKiwiCoder Thank you! I also have another question, which what do i need to write in script in order to disable the Rig Builder component during the game is running?
So glad someone else had the same issue as I did, multi parent constrain on the spine, and I set the weapon as the constrained object, works like a charm!!
I love your tutorials mate, the only problem I have is that the Animation Rigging package is actually just a buggy mess, like "Animation rigging offsets model root by several meters since version 2020.2.0a21". This is so frustrating! I am back to coding my own (working) solutions for now. Sad that the only things that seem to really work in Unity are the things that are from version 5. Anyway, keep up the good work!
I used this and everything works fine until I do actions with animations so the arms doesnt move, what can I do to make my animations works fine again?
Really nice video! Got it working with the 3rd person character controller starter asset and a different weapon. The challenge I am having is when my character jumps and lands... the weapon basically stays perfectly still (as knees are bending to a crouch position and then standing back up). So I would expect a little bounce. Can you recommend what I should research to fix this?
@@mariestevens294 The short answer is no. I just loaded my project. One thing I did was tweak the angle and position of my characters arms so when he jumped he didn't have his arms at 180 degrees like a robot. So... that helped but didn't make it perfect. There is probably a trick to do it but I don't know it. It's interesting because I see ads for motion capture suits for like 4000$ and you take a video of yourself to get the proper animations. I kind of think that's probably the way that the Triple-A games do things. So... with my project the idea is to get something good enough that shows the flow of the game etc. and then if it ends up being a good game I can always fix the graphics etc. and animations later.
It's been 2 yrs but plz reply, for me the hands are a bit behind the target, and if the target moves forward, the hands move forward too but they still do not meet with the target
This is awsome , can you please tell me how Can I make the hand Ik override all animations over the whole arm ?(because this adds some unwated movements )
Hmm I might have to base my animations off of these ones. My character is pretty jank when I run. pokes his arms forward in a weird fashion while holding a pistol.
Thanks dude. This is a great tutorial. Can you please tell me how can I even get the hip/spine to rotate if I for instance rotate the weapon to either side of the player, such that the hands are still able to reach the target points?
Wow thanks so much man. I ended up using chain ik constraint which worked for my current game. But you video seems to be more comprehensive. Will definitely check it out.
Help I cant edit my character in playmode! oh I get this error for some reason: unity binding warning: some generic clips animate transforms that are already bound by a humanoid character For some reason when I take away the animation controller it works fine, but how do I get it to work with animations, I have used the same animations you have used in your third person movement tutorial
someone help me...i have got r parts in the hand ...that is shoulder,arms,forearms and hands....but in two bone ik there are 3 parts to keep...that is tip,mid and root...if i miss one then it is not having a normal animation when i am walking...what should i do now?
Pro Tip: When you are setting up your 2 bone IK Constraint bones all you need do is populate the tip joint, then right click on the 2 bone ik components script header and select Auto Populate from Tip it also auto creates the IK_target and IK_hint game objects.
next pro tip - you can actually pose your character using the IK controls in edit mode if you have the Animation window open and click 'preview'. So no need to go back and forth between play mode and editor mode. In the animation editors 'Preview' mode you can also play the animations to see how they would look with the IK system. You'll notice that on the animation window if you press play in edit mode it will play the selected animation in Preview mode.
Thank you broo i love you
There is also one more Caveat I forgot to mention - If you have Use Root Motion selected on your character, then press the preview button or the play animation button, your character will snap to it's parents world position. I have a Player System object and under this I have the model, my Player System object was located at the world origin, but the character was not. When I was Root Motion in the animator controller, it would snap my model to that location - so if you're gonna use root motion, be sure to either turn it off when you are doing your IK adjustments, OR make sure that your animated model is at the same location as it's parent. You're welcome. 8)
And hey, Kiwi coder - excellent work brother.
This is such a godsend. Seriously, straight to the point, comprehensive and MOST importantly - doesn't start with "create a new unity project and build your entire game around only this one feature working". It's so helpful to have a tutorial that understands it's going to be used in the real world and fits in with other workflows. For instance, I saw a similar tutorial that required you to rebuild your entire character rig from scratch in blender and put you into a workflow where many animation features would then be impossible down the line. Great job!
This is the finest tutorial on Animation rigging on Unity. You explained everything and very clearly. Subscribed!
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Great tutorial. What I really appreciated about it was the fact that it wasn't just add the weapon to the hands through IK. That would have been good enough I guess, but you went to trouble shoot the issues of it not looking right and then how to address these issues. Thanks a mil.
Awesome video - perfect for what I was doing, and I never would have thought I'd needed the animation rigging package if I hadn't found this - thanks!
Great to hear!
This is like the fourth time I'm seeing this video, I've finally understood and now I can do this without watching again and again. Thanks a lot.
Hoping you'll be active again.
I used the standard scripting method to do this, but this still helped me understand how IK works and told me about the existence of hints when the Unity docs did not so thank you!
Awesome! There’s another built in Ik system too you can use as an alternative to this.
You're an absolute god. Your videos are packed full of only useful information and no excessive pauses or explanations. And using all the latest tech from unity to boot (except the new input system but that's easy enough for me to refactor myself).
Thanks for the kind words :) Cinemachine & Animation rigging is a great combo. I'm yet to checkout the new input system or dots tho
this channel is gold
I'm new to animations in Unity and really want NPCs to carry weapons. This tutorial is excellent. Thanks so much. Subbed!
Muchas gracias
Fantastic video and very clear directions. Thanks for making it easy!
Thanks! You saved me hours with "Rig Transform" on the gun
Is only needed if the gun is a child of a character
@@dftpunk Thank you so much I don't know why but if I put a rig transform on my gun I cannot change any of the guns transform values which is exactly why I need it to aim the gun up and down. I spent at least an hour trying to solve this and saw your comment and just unchilded the gun. Didn't fix the rig transform not working but it gave me a work around.
Thank you for this, it helped me so much in understanding unity rigging!
This is a great tutorial and highly underrated channel. Thank you!
The best thing since peanut butter my guy. You just saved me a ton of time!!!
very fun, can't wait for more
Superb they've really kept going with Unity. Getting closer to not needing code although I still think code helps tie things together a lot better. Still possible to make great stuff without it though. First time really using Unity a lot since 5. Working on a game, it's a pretty big project but trying to keep it humble in every way that will still go over smoothly.
The video I was looking for. Thank you so much.
For anyone struggling on getting the hands to snap to the weapon...You have to make sure that the RigLayer is IN the mesh your working with (SM_Character_Male_01 in this case) and that the "gun" object is ALSO a child object of the mesh. Wasn't too obvious to me and took a few hours to figure out. Looks something like this:
v SM_Character_Male_01
Character_Male_Face_01
> Root
> RigLayer
v Gun
ref_right_hand_grip
Later in the video, TheKiwiCoder also points out that you can put the gun within the root parent to follow transformations. This still works.
Thanks for the awesome video!
mine still aint working :(
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F* Legend! Thanks
Thank you so much, so much info in such a short time.
Learned alot with this video! Thank you!
Cool, thanks! Hello to Russia too :) Your guides are the best, keep up the good work))
love u man this is what i needed
Thanks for the video! I managed accomplish this behavior for my character just yesterday but your solution seems a lot more straightforward.
No probs! I’m interested, what was your solution?
@@TheKiwiCoder I had references under Rig hierarchy for both the handle (meant for R_hand ) and the barrel (meant for L_hand ) of the gun. Then I used m_parent constraint to hook the handle to stick with the right hand ik. But then I ran into a problem because the same trick wouldn't work for the left hand and the same time. So I hooked the left hand to stick with the ref_barrel by using again multi_parent. So in the end the constraint hierarchy was something like this from the top: right_hand_ik => gun regerences => left_hand_ik where r hand ik naturally controlled the movement. And well it worked but I still had some trouble with the gun's orientation :D
Lightkitara Interesting idea to use the right hand to control the gun! I made the hand IK references children of the weapon to make switching weapons a bit easier.. that was the idea anyway. Whenever I get orientation issues I double check the ‘Maintain offset’ parameters on the constraint. The position and rotation constraints can be used in place of the parent constraint, giving you separate control over each. They let you specify offsets too.
Kia ora! best Animation Rigging tutorial so far... Good work!
I still watching your other videos, I'm looking for the best practice to apply animation using the Animation Rigging.
The use case I'm trying to reproduce is draw\save\aim the guns and blend those animations with the idle/walk/run animations..
Great tutorial. Very useful. Thanks!
Best video till now, everything explained with so simplicity 🔥🔥🔥❤️
Really,Great work bro
wonderful tutorial. works fine for me.
working like a charm! Thanks
Thank you man, awesome tuto!!
Outstanding tutorial - thank you so much. My character is a Mixamo model so rig structure different but I still got it to work.
Thank you! Awesome it worked for you :)
Hey, what adjustments did you have to make to get the Mixamo model to work? Thanks
I also have a Mixamo model but how did you make it work?
@Shamshad Jaweed ya, same here, but do you got a fix, because we can't always use the polygon pack ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@Shamshad Jaweed how bro?🙏🤔 wait I think, that my gun pivot is making some weird movements, don't you think it will affect the character?
Excellent job!! You got a new subscriber!
Thank you!
Wow That Was really Cool
Thank you so much! Helped out a lot!)
Nice tutorial...awesome 🔥
you sir, saved my sanity
Great Content!
Videos are great. Would be awesome if they where more of a continuous series other than some what separate videos. Still they are awesome.
Great, I need more tutorial about animation rigging
Checkout my follow up video to this one! ua-cam.com/video/ajmp3J7N3Ow/v-deo.html
Thank you
Best lesson.
Good luck!
very nice video! subbed
thx so much my friend!
Great video, thanks ☺
This is a huge help, thanks man!
wow thanks! helps soo much
2:00 setup base ik rig 3:00 setup hand position reference at object like "hand handler" | replace reference with target in ik 5:10 add rig transform to "hand handler"
This top notch.
This was great, keep it up the good work!
Thank you very much!!!
Thanks !!🙌
for those of You guys, who struggls with floating character, just make sure that none of your bones is somehow scaled. in blender or whatever editor You use, apply all transforms (scale, rotation) to your character before export FBX, and may god be with You
I did. It's still floating....
Hey! I'm new in Unity and I have same problem. I imported my character from assets store, what to you mean by making sure that none of bones are scaled?
@@yeetbox5843 just check few random bones transform for being scaled for example 0.99999 on some axis. Or sometimes bones could be ok, but mesh is scaled 100
Well, for me at least, it works better if you place the gun inside the spine (chest of your character rig). Therefore, the gun can rotate in the same way as the characters' rotation.
nice one
AMAZING
Yes
Take my like. I have been trying to figure out why my IK was not moving with my gun and it was this video that introduced me to the Rig Transform component. Thank you.
Edit: Actually the left hand does not stick to the gun when it is moved by other constraints on the rig. The hand position is on another Rig just below the aiming rig. Do constraints only take into account other constraints on the same rig?
Edit edit: I was able to workaround this issue. I originally had:
Aim Rig (Only on when aiming)
Aim Constrain
Aim Constrain
Left Hand Rig (Always on)
IK Constraint
The workaround is:
Left Hand Rig (Always on)
Aim Rig (Only on when aiming)
Aim Constraint
Aim Constraint
IK constraint
The IK now properly calculates the position to the left hand placement. Tho with a bit of a lag oddly(not sure what's up with that). Constrain order is very important!
big thanks for you !!
small question
If I have different guns the fingers are arranged differently.
Should I do animation for each rifle individually or is there a way to do it in Unity?
A different animation for each weapon is likely easiest.
Awesome x3
thanks for sharing
Great tutorial. I am using the same assets but the hands don't stay attached to the IK reference points, they only loosely follow them and it's impossible to place them correctly. The two bones are set correctly. I noticed that the prefab is scaled 0.01. It seems to work in a different model which is not scaled. Could that be the problem?
EDIT: this happens with the prefabs in the prototype pack, it works fine with the characters in the starter pack.
How would this work for switching animation states, like from having a pistol equiped and switch to a rifle. would you have to create multiple ik nodes for each weapon type within the player prefab? and im guessing setting each node weight in code...
Remember that animation states can also animate the properties of the rig, such as weights. It would be a mix of this and scripts to swap out the weapon and control targets. The easiest method I’ve found for authoring is defining the ik targets in the weapon prefab.
@@TheKiwiCoder Hi, yeah i was thinking of the same method, reference the ik nodes in each weapon prefabs script.
Im currently making a GTA style game, but so far havent even started the weapon systems. Just been looking around to try and solve issues before i get to them, so far ive got most of the systems coded: Player movement, day and night cycle with time, health and armor, wanted level system (for player and peds) police units up to the army, EMS coded also, all the UI inc minimap and a world map, money system inc ATMs & currenty using the city demo scene to develop it all on.
Ive been trying this project for a few years now, using the synty packs, the last project ran into big issues that i couldn't easily solve. I had more systems done for that project, like vehicles with real physics and weapons (minus any ik), so i can reuse some code from there.
Thanks for getting back, most don't and that's not helpful.
@@TheKiwiCoder ok but how
@@cooldev2203 keep following the series, or jump ahead. Theres videos later on that cover weapon switching.
how to fix the aiming pose, the left hand wont reach the grip?
Great, it is a good Show!!!
Yes it was!
I am having issues with the ref_right_hand_grip. It only works when I bring it past the ground instead of on the gun like your video, any tips? Thanks
What if i just want the weapon to follow the positions of my hand, so that when my already made idle, walking, running and aiming animations have the weapon fit into the hands during those animations?
Thx for tutorial, you help me a lot
can you make a tutorial like this for fps games
Awesome stuff!! This is has saved my sanity!!
Hey there Kiwi, do you know if this system was ever updated to support the ability to change the source object with code? You see I have a character that is constantly changing weapons, and therefore needs to be able to change the source points when those weapons are changed. I am seemingly unable to reference the source object via script even when using UnityEngine.Animation.Rigging;
Think you could point me in the right direction? Great video! Cheers.
Hi you can reference the source objects via constraint.data.sourceObjects. It's also possible to add multiple source objects to the constraint and toggle the weights of each on/off via script or animation. Hope that helps
I have witnessed two legends talking to each other O^O
@@firebolttz9058 lol
Nice Tutorial! I like the background music too! What is the name of it?
cool.
How would you go about guns that have for exampe grip attachments where the left hand need to switch between different locations and poses?
Thankyou for an excellent tutorial. I find myself somewhat confused. If you want to have multiple rigs say one for each weapon, how do you tell the animator which rig to use?
When building a rig, is it applied to the active animation in the animator or am I being my usual dumb self? IF anyone would care to show me the error of my ways, please feel free.
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hello, i need help, please! I have a list character for character selection, so now. How can i attaching weapon for them?
trying to use a different character with mixamo animation but the hand rotation is not working. Anyone have any ideas how to fix it?
Thx!
please make a tutorial on weapon scoping
Can u make a quick tut about aiming and shooting? ..this vid helped me a lot. Tnx man!
Hey! This video shows how to aim a weapon: ua-cam.com/video/ajmp3J7N3Ow/v-deo.html
Shooting tutorial coming soon!
if i dont have r or l hips and elbows it will work?i have rig for mixamo and they dont use thats
Have you tried recording via Animation window while in Play mode? and using the Multi-Referential Constraint?
I have not tried that yet, though I’m interested to hear the results!
When I initially setup my character I added some animation clips from mixamo and attached the gun as a child of the character's hand. This kept the gun in place during my character's running animation.
Does anyone have suggestions for how to maintain this behavior, but then switch to IK (as shown in this video) when aiming?
My latest video will release today which covers this!!
@Nagato is better than Punk Naruto any reason to use ik? Might be easier to use animation and keyframe the hands to the correct locations throughout the clip
can you do a tutorial on how to make the arms unaffected by the rotation of it's parent please?
Hey! This is great tutorial ,I've been following you but I have a tiny issue here at 9:25. The right elbow of character is moving like this , can you tell me how can I fix this?
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Tutorial on TPS Controller for mobile Please...
Thank you sooo much, I subbed, this tutorial was so damn useful and you explained everything sooo good, thank you very very much again
Hello, very good tutorial, I follow you closely. I wanted to comment, I had a headache, I'm doing a cinematic, my problem is that when I tell him to do a certain animation with the weapon in hand, he does the animation, however my weapon is still in the same place . Without accompanying the animation of my person. Is this possible to do?
Thank you for this great video! But I have one question during the procedural, that I'm using a custom character and with its avatar, there is no left nor right clavicle in the list, so when I'm trying to attach the gun under the player's avatar, right arm or right shoulder, the arm and hand just twists and I'm unable to fix it. So what should I do if I don't have clavicle?
PS: I got the rig from mixamo.
It’s not detailed in this video, but you could use a multi parent constraint and attach to the spine or hips, with an offset.
@@TheKiwiCoder Thank you! I also have another question, which what do i need to write in script in order to disable the Rig Builder component during the game is running?
WJS Jason setting the weight to 0 should disable everything
So glad someone else had the same issue as I did, multi parent constrain on the spine, and I set the weapon as the constrained object, works like a charm!!
I love your tutorials mate, the only problem I have is that the Animation Rigging package is actually just a buggy mess, like "Animation rigging offsets model root by several meters since version 2020.2.0a21".
This is so frustrating! I am back to coding my own (working) solutions for now.
Sad that the only things that seem to really work in Unity are the things that are from version 5.
Anyway, keep up the good work!
I used this and everything works fine until I do actions with animations so the arms doesnt move, what can I do to make my animations works fine again?
Really nice video! Got it working with the 3rd person character controller starter asset and a different weapon. The challenge I am having is when my character jumps and lands... the weapon basically stays perfectly still (as knees are bending to a crouch position and then standing back up). So I would expect a little bounce. Can you recommend what I should research to fix this?
did you ever figure out a solution??? currently experiencing the same problem
@@mariestevens294 The short answer is no. I just loaded my project. One thing I did was tweak the angle and position of my characters arms so when he jumped he didn't have his arms at 180 degrees like a robot. So... that helped but didn't make it perfect. There is probably a trick to do it but I don't know it. It's interesting because I see ads for motion capture suits for like 4000$ and you take a video of yourself to get the proper animations. I kind of think that's probably the way that the Triple-A games do things. So... with my project the idea is to get something good enough that shows the flow of the game etc. and then if it ends up being a good game I can always fix the graphics etc. and animations later.
It's been 2 yrs but plz reply, for me the hands are a bit behind the target, and if the target moves forward, the hands move forward too but they still do not meet with the target
This is awsome , can you please tell me how Can I make the hand Ik override all animations over the whole arm ?(because this adds some unwated movements )
It might be better to use a layer mask for that, if you want to override the entire upper body. Or just add additional constraints to the other bones.
@@TheKiwiCoder thanks , You are a true Savor
How to change gun position when aiming?
Thanks
Hmm I might have to base my animations off of these ones. My character is pretty jank when I run. pokes his arms forward in a weird fashion while holding a pistol.
When I try to do this to another synty character model on top of the strafe animations from the previous video, it doesn't work. Can anybody help me?
Thanks dude. This is a great tutorial. Can you please tell me how can I even get the hip/spine to rotate if I for instance rotate the weapon to either side of the player, such that the hands are still able to reach the target points?
Hey that sounds like you’re after a full body ik solution. This vid might help! ua-cam.com/video/Q56quIB2sOg/v-deo.html
Wow thanks so much man. I ended up using chain ik constraint which worked for my current game. But you video seems to be more comprehensive. Will definitely check it out.
Help I cant edit my character in playmode!
oh I get this error for some reason:
unity binding warning: some generic clips animate transforms that are already bound by a humanoid character
For some reason when I take away the animation controller it works fine, but how do I get it to work with animations, I have used the same animations you have used in your third person movement tutorial
someone help me...i have got r parts in the hand ...that is shoulder,arms,forearms and hands....but in two bone ik there are 3 parts to keep...that is tip,mid and root...if i miss one then it is not having a normal animation when i am walking...what should i do now?
Assign the 3 bones that make the most sense.. shoulder joint, elbow joint, and wrist joint.