Hi @Gabriele Pellegrini, first I have to say thank you for taking the time to present this information. I've been a CTD for years and always grateful to others that take the time to help educate others about things people discover and willing to share this. Kudos! This is the first project I've worked on in UE and the software continues to amaze me as to how much easier it is to work with the data than other engines I've worked in. Seeing how Control Rig works has me feeling that it just makes more sense to start migrating away from a DCC package and bring these concepts into the engine. I watched one of the Epic videos showing the whole workflow in regards to animation and rigging and certainly something I'd love to explore on future projects. Also, I've been using Metahuman as a means for extracting data from it so I'm super keen on the code/tools your working on in this regard. Again, your willingness to share this with the community is much appreciated. Looking forward to watch your progress. Cheers!
I'm just starting watching the entire series, never though about the variable name approach, wich is making sense inside unreal to be more modular. And also the the pole vector placement done by math, witch making also a lot of sense. Only 2 videos and i'm taking so much notes . Thank you.
tutorial is perfect,unreal control rig is terrible! not stable and it doesnt work animations at the same time. you should overwork for creating animations - bake to controlrig- bake to anim seq then bake it control rig again.. really time consuming and there is not supportive community about control rig , be pole vectors are mess. I am trying to make a simple turning animation and the legs are like hell! strongly advice use control rig only if you have good aniamtions and you need to edit a bit.
Thanks for creating these videos!
Hi @Gabriele Pellegrini, first I have to say thank you for taking the time to present this information. I've been a CTD for years and always grateful to others that take the time to help educate others about things people discover and willing to share this. Kudos! This is the first project I've worked on in UE and the software continues to amaze me as to how much easier it is to work with the data than other engines I've worked in. Seeing how Control Rig works has me feeling that it just makes more sense to start migrating away from a DCC package and bring these concepts into the engine. I watched one of the Epic videos showing the whole workflow in regards to animation and rigging and certainly something I'd love to explore on future projects.
Also, I've been using Metahuman as a means for extracting data from it so I'm super keen on the code/tools your working on in this regard. Again, your willingness to share this with the community is much appreciated. Looking forward to watch your progress. Cheers!
this is pure gold, every word
I'm just starting watching the entire series, never though about the variable name approach, wich is making sense inside unreal to be more modular.
And also the the pole vector placement done by math, witch making also a lot of sense. Only 2 videos and i'm taking so much notes . Thank you.
Thanks Gabriele, I am new to UE and your videos are really informative and well done. Ciao
Thx a lot. that what i really wanted ))
Thank you for what u do!
GOD BLESS YOU
still watching this hoping to go he goes over how to do this little by little I am sitting here trying to wrap my head around this.
tutorial is perfect,unreal control rig is terrible! not stable and it doesnt work animations at the same time. you should overwork for creating animations - bake to controlrig- bake to anim seq then bake it control rig again.. really time consuming and there is not supportive community about control rig , be pole vectors are mess. I am trying to make a simple turning animation and the legs are like hell! strongly advice use control rig only if you have good aniamtions and you need to edit a bit.