Gear & Crankshaft Rigging Tutorial - Rigging This Crazy Contraption

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  • Опубликовано: 23 янв 2025

Комментарии • 16

  • @ShiroiAkumaSama
    @ShiroiAkumaSama День назад +1

    I gotta go soon to work, but I quickly comment for the algorithm definitely gonna watch this later. As it can teach quite a few useful things, like rotation to linear motion.

  • @Tomy_Yon
    @Tomy_Yon День назад +1

    Very clear, easy to follow and useful video.
    This could have gone messy so fast, but it worked out fine. 😊

    • @JohnnyMatthews
      @JohnnyMatthews  23 часа назад

      Trust me, my first version in development was a nightmare 🤣

  • @danialsoozani
    @danialsoozani День назад

    one of the best explanations of mechanical rigging. well done dear Johnny!
    I had to do some mechanical rigging a couple of months ago and got confused and just copied what was in the tutorial and didn't understand the reason behind the Stretch bone. now I know why!

  • @zboy303
    @zboy303 День назад

    Great stuff, Johnny.

  • @onjofilms
    @onjofilms День назад

    I'm sorry I can only give you one thumbs up. Great tut Johnny.

  • @asishsan
    @asishsan 21 час назад

    Awesome!

  • @ShadowMakerSdR
    @ShadowMakerSdR День назад

    This looks like a really interesting tutorial once again. I haven't had time to go through it yet, but when scrolling through it quickly I see you're using bones as an aramature. Do you explain in the video why this is a preferred method over just 'regular' parenting and/or using copy rotation constraints? (I will watch it anyway, but this is the first question that came to mind, so I thought I'd throw it out there).

    • @JohnnyMatthews
      @JohnnyMatthews  23 часа назад

      Yeah, I do, hopefully well enough 🙂

    • @ShadowMakerSdR
      @ShadowMakerSdR 22 часа назад

      @@JohnnyMatthews I am pretty sure you will. I really appreciate your iterative (is that a word?) approach to these tutorials. It helps with mentally aligning my brain to problem solving. 'Now the gears move together, but they have to move in opposite directions, but now the big gear turns too fast, so we need to divide the speed by 2' etc. It's a really instructive way of instructing instructions!

    • @JohnnyMatthews
      @JohnnyMatthews  18 часов назад

      I try to err of the side of 'teaching' rather than just 'showing'. They both have their place, but I want folks to leave knowing why they did things rather than just that they were mimicking my movements.