How to rig a character in after effects (using duik)

How to rig your character in Aftereffects (using duik).
In this tutorial, you will learn how to use DUIK Angela Bone Pins to control your character's movements. Bone Pins are a powerful tool that allow you to precisely position and rotate your character's bones, even in complex poses.
You must create a DUIK Angela rig for your character to get started. Once you have your rig created, you can start adding Bone Pins. To do this, select the bone to which you want to add a pin and then click the "Add Pin" button in the DUIK Angela panel.
Once you have added a pin, you can use it to control your character's movements. To do this, select the pin and then move it around. As you move the pin, the corresponding bone will also move.
You can also use Bone Pins to rotate your character's bones. To do this, select the pin and then click and drag it around the circle. As you drag the pin, the corresponding bone will also rotate.
Bone Pins are a very powerful tool for controlling your character's movements. With a little practice, you can use them to create complex and realistic animations.
Here are some tips for using Bone Pins:
Use Bone Pins to control the movement of individual bones. This can be useful for creating complex poses or for animating characters with multiple limbs.
Use Bone Pins to rotate bones in a precise way. This can be useful for animating things like facial expressions or hand gestures.
Use Bone Pins to lock bones in place. This can be useful for preventing certain parts of your character from moving while you are animating other parts.
Use Bone Pins to create custom controls for your character. For example, you could create a Bone Pin to control the movement of a character's cape or hair.
Experiment with Bone Pins to see what works best for you. There are no rules for using Bone Pins, so get creative and see what you can develop.
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