Rig and Animate Character IK Inverse Kinematics in Blender
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- Rig and Animate Character IK Inverse Kinematics in Blender. Learn how to model, rig and animate a 3D character in Blender using IK Bones aka Inverse Kinematics.
Inverse Kinematics (IK) simplifies the animation process, and makes it possible to make more advanced animations with lesser effort. Inverse Kinematics allow you to position the last bone in a bone chain and the other bones are positioned automatically.
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Unbelievably helpful! Thank you!
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this was such a big help with getting me started with rigging.
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Super Tutorial!Thank You!
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Awesome! Thank you for posting this!
This is very helpful
So basically, create parentless IK bones and put then near the hand or feet bones,
then in the elbow bones, in Pose Mode add an IK constraint and set their "Bone" property to their IK bone
Boom, works perfectly
Better than rigify because now you have full control of customizing it
One or both of my Cube Man feet don't work correctly,it's kinda like they're partially glued. Like when you move them there's still a bit that stays. Any idea what I'm doing wrong?