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I love that one too!

It's not rigged because it uses modifiers and constraints to drive the animation, but yeah, everything is out there, glad it's useful!

Thank you brotha!

no, but it's available on Patreon

Glad you think so;] thanks!

You have to parent the curve to the body scales, then move the body scales and the curve will follow. The position is important because when you move the curve you are changing the origin point position, which have to be in the center and matching with the origin points of the other elements. Still, if you want to move it do it in edit mode so the origin point stays in the center, but the best thing is to follow the tutorial so you don't have other issues

@@Shieverski i forget to told you i fix it with the right curve extruded correctly, but thanks a lot to answer te comments of your awosame video mate

@@enriquegarciarocha2172 Thanks man, glad you fix it!

@@Shieverski hey bro, another little doubt, why can't i visualize the 2 arrays on the body render, it only show me 1 array per object, should I make manually the array in edit mode copying and pasting? It would be awesome to show you my dragon version, it's my first model and i think it looks quite cool! Greetings from Mexico bro

@@enriquegarciarocha2172 Hey my man, what do you mean by "can't I visualize the 2 arrays on the body render", not sure if I understand but check if both icons of the array modifier are enabled (you have 1 for viewport and 1 for rendering - maybe the render icon if off but have to be turned on)

Hey, can you give me more details, what time this is happening?

@@Shieverski 6:03

@@mahmodggamal220 I'm not sure why, check if everything is plugged in with the same setting as in the video, if not try to recreate it

Hey, it doesn't really matter cuz you can make it as long as you need, just delete 2 of the 5 curve vertices so the curve starts from the center

Hey, maybe it is because you skipped some of the steps, try to replicate it following close the tutorial and let me know more about what happens if you get the same issue.

Did you parent the curve to the body, it has to be attached so everything stays together

so when you go to edit mode and extrude the curve it stays with straight segments not curved? if that's the case it means that you deleted too many vertices at some point. When you have a curve like that, make sure you always have at least 3 vertices, because if you leave only 2 and then extrude it will be with straight segments not curved. Let me know if that helps

Just replace the curve with new one and make sure you always have at least 3 vertices there so it curves when extruding

Yea i did that,it worked thankyouu

Hey, if you tell me what exactly is wrong, I'll help. Maybe you skip some of the settings, try to repeat it and follow all the steps

Hey, thanks! not sure what's the issue but if you let me know more I'll try to help

Thanks a lot! Always happy to read your comments!

Thanks! I won't be making detailed video on this one, but I'll upload the project file to Patreon soon.

Thanks mate, I appreciate that!

Thanks mate;] I'm actually doing this on another channel where I'll upload many of my artworks as long 4K loops - shieverskiART

Thanks a lot bro, I'm glad you like my stuff!

I think a genius artist like you needs a lot of attention and help. However, since I'm an indie developer now, I can't help because I don't have much capital to spare. However, I'm always impressed by your art. I'm always rooting for you, my friend. Also, there is no DISCORD in your community, so it would be more helpful to run DISCORD.

Can be... I don't know how exactly the algorithm works, I just do what I love sharing the knowledge with you. I think I'm creating videos for abstract animals and not many people are interested in this topic, but I'm not in rush, everything comes with time

Yes, the Unreal Engine is becoming wild! Now they have released motion graphic tools that will level up and change the game for all of us! I'm still learning it and I'm impressed by their real-time rendering...

Thanks bro, I appreciate you! No need to share your capital, you already supporting me as a subscriber and that is more than enough, thank you!

Thanks bro!

Thanks a lot my man!

Thanks my man, glad it was helpful!

I appreciate that bro, thank you!

Thanks a lot man, it's nice you already get the curve array!

Procedural materials that I created.

Thank you very much mate! I'm not getting often feedback like yours and it means a lot, appreciate it!

@@Shieverski Truly, learned a lot from your videos!

​@@Gettutorials123 Happy to hear that mate, thanks!

Hey, thanks! When working with paths, make you you always have at least 3 points/vertices, because if at any time you are left with only 2 points, when extruding after that the path won't be curved but straight. Let me know if that was the issue.

@@Shieverski Thank you so much, that was indeed the issue and I was able to fix it! Can't wait to continue with the tutorial!

@@tenebra9962 Nice, I'm glad that helped, just let me know if you stuck again.

Hey mate, I don't have experience when comes to games, so I'm not sure about this.

@@Shieverski Okay. Then can I ask you a small question? Is there a reason to use the NURB curve? Most blender instructors use the Bezier curve. What are the advantages?

@@user-rm2pj9jf8s No special reason, just the path is easier to adjust. There you have only points, but on the bezier curve you have handles that can make it harder to get a smooth path.

@@Shieverski thanks!

@@Shieverski Your lecture skills are epic level. Even beginners like me are easy to follow!

Thanks!

Wow, thanks so much, I'm honoured!

do it bro, everything you need is out there

It is, but I know you guys will make it even better!

Appreciate that, thanks!

Спасибо друг!

Thanks!

Glad to hear that man, thanks!

Not sure how the Abc works, but it was interesting that the final .blend file was under 10 MB

Nvm, I fixed it, it was a problem with the thickness of the solidify modifier, that was causing the distortion. After that I just ctrl + a and it resized.

Hey, try to apply the scale of the objects. also, make sure you adjust the empty size with the right mouse click not with S because that's a different thing, check that and let me know if you still need help

@@mikeock14 I see, it's nice you figured that out

Hey, are the follow path constrain setting the same and did you try to apply the rotation?

Another thing to check if the curve origin point is in the center