Pierre, I bought your Rigging course. I'm almost done chapter 2, but I wanted to say your course amazing! Thank you for making it affordable. This is one of the most extensive and effective rigging course I have ever seen! I will definitely be buying your Alive course once I'm done rigging.
Your free videos are on such a high level. Very valuable for intermediate and dare I say advanced users. And, they are prefect continued learning for those who go through your paid courses.
I've never had success with the wiggle bone or the spring bone add-on. They never seem to work right or have inconsistent results. I end up using damped tracks that give way more convincing result with much less effort.
I realise this is an old tutorial, but I thought I ought mention that at 4:10 you mention "prefix", which is for when the part is added before the existing text. The counter, "suffix" is used when referring to what is added after the initial text. It should be relatively clear by context, but I could see someone potentially getting very confused when adding .L as a prefix. Really helpful otherwise, I'm just a pedant.
to have a perfect loop with bone dynamic, have the animation loop twice before adding the bones, bake the result, and delete all the keys before the second loop. If your animation loops perfectly, it should give you a perfect looped simulation... most of the time thank you for the limit distance setup. I can see how that technique can open other possibilities
2:25 1) Select original bone 2) Select Reference bone 3) Ctrl + Shift + C , copy location and copy rotation. Reference bone will now follow the Original bone
I was wondering if there was a way to preserve cloth bone rolls to make the faked collision mechanism compatible with an additive FK control setup where bones flare out like on a skirt. I tried it out and it looks like the bone rolls can be kept if the copy rotation constraints that follow the leg rotation reference use Target: Local Space (Owner Orientation) to Owner: Local Space.
Btw, I've only been able to make these decisions and feel comfortable with building on top of Pierrick's YT videos because I'm 7 chapters into his Art of Effective Rigging 2 course! I saw a few comments about this video being confusing for even experienced Blender users. However, it becomes fairly easy to follow along if you take advantage of the gradual learning curve offered by AoER 2. A lot of rigging tuts on YT are finally so much easier for me to follow along with thanks to it!
Wow! The dynamic bones one looks a lot nicer to work with than wiggle bones. Thanks for showing it to us all :] Also, ive low-key always been waiting to see you acknowledge halac and talk about something he did at some point, ever since i saw you leave a small comment on one of his patreon posts.
Hello Sir, How do I connect the coat armature with the character rig? When I bound the coat armature to the coat mesh and then connected the coat armature to the character rig, the coat mesh is not bound to the coat armature in pose mode. I want to purchase your course, but I’m stuck at this point. Will these basic concepts be covered in your Alive Animation course? Thanks!
Hello I'm not sure if you're still replying to such old videos, but I was wondering how I would adapt this method to a shirt. I have rigged the actual body, and for the shirt, I wanted the physics to apply to the bones under the shoulder (everything besides arms I guess? I'm not sure how to go about it
Question- If you had to animate a character like this in a seated position, either in a chair or on the ground, would you use a cloth dynamic system? Or use a system like this? Or some other method? Great tutorials! Your rigging course has helped me out immensely!
I knew there had to be an easier way to animate cloth, lol. I've mainly used Maya, and I'll be switching to blender soon to get more practice animating in there
I have a Question about your courses: Does the animation course cover rigging or is that course its own thing? Ive been animating and learning as I go with various YT videos but feel I could benefit from something more formal. "youve got to learn to rig before you can walk" - dont think thats the saying but I'm saying it. Check your Art station link in the stay tuned of the video description is broken for me, btw. Thanks!
@@dragonsamurai559 You can use it for low poly or anything. You just bake the simulation into a low poly model, as per the usual. And then obviously I'm sure you're going to export it to an engine, so high poly or low poly makes no difference anyway.
Hi Pierrick, I bought the "Art of Effective Rigging" on P2 Academy, but it still says: Lecture content locked If you're already enrolled, you'll need to login. But I am logged in :( Edit: Fixed it. I had to log in to Teachable and link my account.
That has to be the slowest possible way of doing that. It only takes a couple of clicks to setup cloth physics onto a mesh, if you do it right. You dont need those bones whatsoever.
que tan dificil es enseñar a crear ropa y que esta se mueva con un realismo para mover los huesos y no una animacion. la simulacion de ropa no sirve para nada cuando queires hacer una fisica de una falda y moverla en modo pose
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This method will be works in the game engines?
@@Hardcore0 yes
How combine this method with auto rig pro bones?
Very good
Can you please the link for Rig UI as I need to download it .. thank you
I've been using Blender for 8 years now. This has to be the hardest and most confusing tutorial I've watched.
100% agree
Pierre, I bought your Rigging course. I'm almost done chapter 2, but I wanted to say your course amazing! Thank you for making it affordable. This is one of the most extensive and effective rigging course I have ever seen! I will definitely be buying your Alive course once I'm done rigging.
Seeing Zach in a p2design video for a moment was heartwarming
Your free videos are on such a high level. Very valuable for intermediate and dare I say advanced users. And, they are prefect continued learning for those who go through your paid courses.
I've never had success with the wiggle bone or the spring bone add-on. They never seem to work right or have inconsistent results. I end up using damped tracks that give way more convincing result with much less effort.
Every single video in your channel always bring me a tremendous amount of joy to learn something new. Thanks as always
Thanks for your kind words
i second this opinion
I realise this is an old tutorial, but I thought I ought mention that at 4:10 you mention "prefix", which is for when the part is added before the existing text. The counter, "suffix" is used when referring to what is added after the initial text.
It should be relatively clear by context, but I could see someone potentially getting very confused when adding .L as a prefix. Really helpful otherwise, I'm just a pedant.
My man's dedication is over the top!
You the best blender rigger and animator that I ever seen
Thank you so much! I've been looking for an alternative to cloth simulation, since it's not the best, and your tutorial perfectly fits my needs.
to have a perfect loop with bone dynamic, have the animation loop twice before adding the bones, bake the result, and delete all the keys before the second loop. If your animation loops perfectly, it should give you a perfect looped simulation... most of the time
thank you for the limit distance setup. I can see how that technique can open other possibilities
2:25
1) Select original bone
2) Select Reference bone
3) Ctrl + Shift + C , copy location and copy rotation. Reference bone will now follow the Original bone
This will make a lot of people happy!
For cloth, I wonder when to use rigging and when to just add a collision modifier.
i really apreciate your help with dowloanding this software
I have been beating my head off my keyboard about how to rig armour-tight plates. (Tassets) So happy I found this.
great as always! thank you Pierrick for everything!!
This was extremely useful! Thanks for another great tutorial, Pierrick. T'es le meilleur
Merci
Thank you so much for sharing your findings with us! You are the best
Thanks pierrick! I‘ve also seen those videos but have been struggling with the implementation into my own work. This is great :)
I was wondering if there was a way to preserve cloth bone rolls to make the faked collision mechanism compatible with an additive FK control setup where bones flare out like on a skirt.
I tried it out and it looks like the bone rolls can be kept if the copy rotation constraints that follow the leg rotation reference use Target: Local Space (Owner Orientation) to Owner: Local Space.
Btw, I've only been able to make these decisions and feel comfortable with building on top of Pierrick's YT videos because I'm 7 chapters into his Art of Effective Rigging 2 course!
I saw a few comments about this video being confusing for even experienced Blender users. However, it becomes fairly easy to follow along if you take advantage of the gradual learning curve offered by AoER 2. A lot of rigging tuts on YT are finally so much easier for me to follow along with thanks to it!
good work king, love you
Wow! The dynamic bones one looks a lot nicer to work with than wiggle bones. Thanks for showing it to us all :]
Also, ive low-key always been waiting to see you acknowledge halac and talk about something he did at some point, ever since i saw you leave a small comment on one of his patreon posts.
IT'S THE GUY WHO MADE THE ORI ANIMATION LETS GOOOOO
thank you this has been very helpful when understanding how to animate in blender
It's just what I needed!
Thanks!
PP Master! I like this video very much, thank you for sharing.
This Channel has too few subscribers. The quality of the content is great
I usually learn sculpting from speedchar channel, he sells course too but on udemy , now I can learn rigging from this channel
I've been looking for exactly this information! Thank you!
can this be used for unity? or will better to just set the physics inside unity? cuz i see more control in tthis for making keyframe animation
Worked , thanks a lot!
A life saver for sure... Thank you for such a great informative tutorial...! ❤
Thanks for sharing your vast knowledge!!
Hello Sir,
How do I connect the coat armature with the character rig? When I bound the coat armature to the coat mesh and then connected the coat armature to the character rig, the coat mesh is not bound to the coat armature in pose mode. I want to purchase your course, but I’m stuck at this point. Will these basic concepts be covered in your Alive Animation course?
Thanks!
Thank you so much❤
Great job 👍🏻
Always the best
Thanks
Great content as always! Merci, tu es une vrai mine d'or !
Hello I'm not sure if you're still replying to such old videos, but I was wondering how I would adapt this method to a shirt. I have rigged the actual body, and for the shirt, I wanted the physics to apply to the bones under the shoulder (everything besides arms I guess? I'm not sure how to go about it
Question- If you had to animate a character like this in a seated position, either in a chair or on the ground, would you use a cloth dynamic system? Or use a system like this? Or some other method?
Great tutorials! Your rigging course has helped me out immensely!
It always depend.
You could use any of the technic you’ve listed. You have to test :)
Having small issues with clipping but otherwise this is amazing. Thank you so much!
I was having problems with my suit jacket maybe I can use this to make some super smooth flappies
lol! I’m still here Pierrick! I ain’t going nowhere man!🔥💯💪🏽
1:07 took me by surprise XD
you are the best!!!
I really like your videos and your animation course is very much amazing
Thank you
Hello, Did discount for Zach Birthday is working in Your Alive courses as well?
Will this dynamic work in UE5 or only in Blender?
Awesome vid!
everything flying around like crazy when i add that bone danymic why
Hail PIC❤️UT!
YES SIR!!!
Can you please the link for Rig UI as I need to download it .. thank you
Your are best of the best, it’ true
Last Question hopefully, are you using the rigify as base template on your rig or your rig is all from ground up?
Nope, always from scratch
Thanks!
I knew there had to be an easier way to animate cloth, lol. I've mainly used Maya, and I'll be switching to blender soon to get more practice animating in there
pliss tutorial rigging tranformation
I have a Question about your courses: Does the animation course cover rigging or is that course its own thing? Ive been animating and learning as I go with various YT videos but feel I could benefit from something more formal. "youve got to learn to rig before you can walk" - dont think thats the saying but I'm saying it. Check your Art station link in the stay tuned of the video description is broken for me, btw. Thanks!
希望能想出一个关于头发骨绑定的教程，非常感谢
is all these bone setting are still actif if the rig is exported to unreal ?
Gold
Worked, thx
There has got to be a less difficult way. No matter how manytimes i watch this. I get lost and confused. There has got to be a simpler way
There is, this is not a good way of doing this
@@chrisjansen1943 I knew it. I avoid skirts and other loose clothing cuz of this. Do you have a video or sometime you learned from?
@@Omnivoid22 Yeah I did learn it from videos, but it was a long time ago. This one seems okay I think: ua-cam.com/video/1iIKbO3Bkn0/v-deo.html
@@chrisjansen1943 making a medium poly video game character. I need something less insane
@@dragonsamurai559 You can use it for low poly or anything. You just bake the simulation into a low poly model, as per the usual. And then obviously I'm sure you're going to export it to an engine, so high poly or low poly makes no difference anyway.
Wow ! :o
Do you have any basics of blender courses on your UA-cam or anywhere else?
Check my game boy series or check out CGboost blender launch pad.
Love the tutorials
Do u any discounts code for your course:)
Hi Pierrick, I bought the "Art of Effective Rigging" on P2 Academy, but it still says:
Lecture content locked
If you're already enrolled, you'll need to login.
But I am logged in :(
Edit: Fixed it. I had to log in to Teachable and link my account.
Pierrick, have you heard about Motion Diffusion AI? It makes animations from a simple description. Pretty scary
what addon is Ctrl + Shift + C ?
it's not a n addon. It's default key mapping to add constraint with target.
For those who cant use the command, its because AMD GPUs have a use for the command and thats why it doesn't work.
That has to be the slowest possible way of doing that. It only takes a couple of clicks to setup cloth physics onto a mesh, if you do it right. You dont need those bones whatsoever.
cloth sim is cringe and annoying in blender. This gives WAY more control
@an4208 People who say cringe are annoying. Cloth in Blender is easy lol. Your comment only tells me that you suck at using Blender
@@chrisjansen1943 you should make a video on how much smarter you are than this guy and show off your skills.
@@Soturi_the_paladin I do personal tutoring if you're interested. Costs money though.
Thank you!! C'est possible d'avoir une version francaise?
Nope :) désolé
Nice
so this doesnt work with rigify yeah ? :/
Why? You can build custom rigs on top of your rigify rig.
Hey just curious if there is any interest in making lip syncing tutorial?
There is, but a course would me more appropriate
That 1:07 HowToBasic
Add an EQ to your vour voice and dip the 125hz band, your voice will be much clearer.
Great))
🧐🤔👌
i love u
Where is the space-switching tool? 😂 fin still working on it?
🤷🏻♂️
Has anyone ever done something similar to this in Unreal??
que tan dificil es enseñar a crear ropa y que esta se mueva con un realismo para mover los huesos y no una animacion. la simulacion de ropa no sirve para nada cuando queires hacer una fisica de una falda y moverla en modo pose
Свака част! 😚 😚 😚
I wish its get work
De ce roșu?💀
pourquoi faire simple quand on peut faire n importe quoi
This is way to complicated and hard to follow.
Kindly fabricate this at basic level.
great as always! thank you Pierrick for everything