Creating procedural walk movement | Prototype Series
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- Опубликовано: 7 июн 2024
- In this episode of the Prototype Series, we've expanded the Procedural Boss project by creating a procedurally animated walk animation!
⭐ Project Download on.unity.com/3jX6PAY
⭐ Training Session on.unity.com/3atx3rW
⭐ Procedural Boss video • Creating a boss with p...
Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
00:54 - Setting up the rig
03:55 - Procedural animation
05:17 - Download details 
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Whoever good in code but sucks at animation can understand the number of endorphins flow in my body right now
I feel you brother
same here
The best thing is, you don't even need to be good at modeling to create your own assets for this
The workflow for creating rigs is pretty simple
Well i know how to animate but dont know how to code but stil i want to learn this lol
We do... We do...
Another great prototype! Procedural animation is a fascinating subject, I really need to research it at some point.
Hello. I have seen your channel. Can you pls make a walking system like Dani did in billy
Bro can you make tutorial about procedural animation
Yeah well, i need it sire, I cannot get my spider walking;(
PLLLLLLLSSSSS Make a procedural animation Series 😢
Always impressed by how few lines of code can create awesome results in Unity
This was incredibly useful for a unity official tutorial, so much useful information condensed in five minutes, great job Andre!
These are great, keep them coming. Good work Andre!
Oh my God! It's amazing what you can convey in under 6 minutes! This is just crazy! This is one of the best explainer videos I've ever seen. Take that from someone who makes explainer videos for a living.
I was legitimately JUST looking for procedural animation tutorials. Awesome vid!
you guys are crazy, this is excactly what i needed thank you so much
Needed to learn this today, video published today. Perfect.
This is by far the best Unity series, maybe rivaled by Open Projects. Keep it up!
Yes this is what I was looking for so many days thanks a lot man really appreciate it 😊🔥❤️
Finally a video from unity that explains this, great!
This is precisely what I needed! Thank you for being awesome! I love you!
This is just what I needed to learn about. Awesome timing :-)
Thank you so much. I really like learning unity. I waiting for video from official channel every day
This is amazing, and code pieces are very helpful!
I'm only just seeing this now, but still, such an amazing demo and thank you for the wonderfully succinct explanation!!
Came for mechanics, stayed for André's voice 😀😄☺
I've been looking for this system in Unity! Great work and hopefully we can also make other procedural character movements
The movement itself can be improved with AnimationCurves for the target lerps, and the only offset the legs need once moving is to start half the total max movement time of the other leg. The AnimationCurves can then also be lerped between to get running motion too as you decide how long each foot will remain on the ground.
This tutorial is so complete and satisfying to watch great job andre!
Go ahead, do your tutorial too please :)
Amazing as always keep up the videos thank you!
Sooooo important! The less keyframing we have to do the better.
This is freaking awesome!!!
it was great to share this unity lesson!
Found a neat "feature" in this design. The "IK feet" are independently configurable, so if you shorten the step distance, length and height on one foot, the walker becomes a Limper!
That's awesome! Can you make it so one object can have both States? Imagine it being based on health, so that if you do enough damage to it, it starts limping?
@@potaterjim like monster hunter ?
Yeah, i was waiting for this tutorial long time
This is what I wanted to learn about! Thanks
Unity’s channel is famous for reading our mind!
Was planning to work on this myself!
Yay! This is how i am gonna teach my son how to walk!
Woow, this is great!! Thank you!!
I will learning this and use in my second game.
Thank you!
i actually needed this for my game... i have tried to find it but never did until now. Thanks
i feel you
If anyone is looking for a way to do this with more points, use the ik chain constraint, you use the tip and the root and it does everything in between. Good luck 👍
codedeer already taught me this :) but nice to see your version
Codeer - uploads video*
Unity - 😏
I was literally thinking that 😂
OUR video
This is what i will need in future 🤩
Although I didn't fully understand the explanation, I am quite excited we can now animate using code without creating keyframes
Made it seems so simple. I have to try it out sometime. Once you have the code done you can quickly adapt it to new models faster than you can keyframe new animations
I just started dealing with it today and am feeling very excited
amazing knowledge in 5 min!
well this video have given me some amazing things to work with. i gota allot of playing around to do in unity now.
You know what would i love to see this prototype turned into a full fledged game made by UNITY team that would be amazing
Love it ! Thanks
Looks Really Cool :D
Pretty awesome.
Please do more procedural animation stuff! Tentacles that are jiggly but able to grab things next perhaps? 🤔
super cool
Are you kidding me! I was literally thinking about adding procedural animations to my game a minute ago!
A procedural tutorial 😍😍😍❤️ from unity 😍
Short: Nice! :-) Thanks! :-)
this is really handy
Awesome
this is impressive
Clever!
Looks like a great project for the weekend :)
Fantastic
Очень круто :) спасибо :)
wow so cool
Excellent resource on procedural animation. I highly recommend pairing this with the Codeer video that's been flying around. This is the simplest and cleanest approach to get things off the ground and start customizing from there. My only critique of the implementation is with the way the code attempts to understand the 'direction' of the next step. This system (check InverseTransformPoint against the body) totally breaks down if the agent takes a step directly to the right or left, causing the 'direction' to oscillate between -1 and 1 each cycle. Great work though! Got my procedural spiders working off this example.
cool stuff
Great👍
Very important detail that they didn't include: The IK motion only appears when your game is running, so if it seems like your bones aren't moving at all, you need to start your game. I spent way too long trying to figure out what was wrong with my rig only to realize it doesn't work in the editor window by itself
ty lol
Maybe adding "execute in edit mode" Option to your script fix that problem i am not sure
lifesaver
I always understood everything about procedural walking except how to make the foot move in an arc from point A to B.
A sine wave... so obvious now. Thank you
@Unity Why was the "upgrade your project to URP / HDRP" video removed / set to private?
God bless Mix and Jam.
Haven't I have seen this before... oh yes... Codeer ^^
303 likes and 0 dislikes. u re da best
cool
Great
I needed to know the logic behind interpolating the mainBody with respect to its feet bones. Sadly I didn't find it in there. Great help tho!
Reminds me of Spyder!
Good.
Interesting
This is absolutely awesome and super easy to set up! I am going to have way too much fun with this!
Only small bug, when I hit play my character falls half way through the floor. Usually this is because there is no animator attached to the body, but I have an animator attached to the body. Any ideas why that is still happening? Oh, and the foot IK is staying where it should, so I get this hilarious image of a guy's foot stuck inside him lol
Found my problem! I had attached the Rig to the Armature component, not the base component. Working nicely now!
im trying to procedurally animate a human all the way (like 100% no keyframes). the hardest part is by far the position of the hips relative to the characters root object
Finally, a weapon to surpass Metal Gear.
What if I had one more bone in my leg past what the two bone IK constraint would let me put in?
Love to see shader programming for low end mobile devices
how does the "Check to animate on ly when one is on the ground" work?
I've downloaded the project and tried running the provided IKFootSolver code with everything setup, but no matter what I do the Leg targets don't move. I am using Unity 2020.2.6f1 so I don't know if it's just due to a newer version of Unity, but I can not get this to work as demonstrated.
Thanks for your comment Graham! Are you checking the terrain layer correctly? If I had to take a wild guess I think it might be related to the Raycast not being able to "find" and collide with the ground! Let me know if you have more question and I'll do my best to help!
- André
@@unity Yeah I've tried that. It just seems like I'm either missing something fundamental because I can move the target by hand during game and the legs follow, but when I try to move the whole model the legs don't adjust as they do in the videos
@@greyp3Exact same problem here:
Downloaded the example project (and the fitting unity version), video / game plays animation, but moving the walker in scene mode does not move its legs.
If it helps, the red sphere is not moving either / gets not placed correctly in the beginning, if I try to recreate it in another project.
Maybe that tells you guys how to solve this issue? (It somehow feels like the script execution in scene view is disabled... is there such a feature?)
EDIT 1: adding the [ExecuteInEditMode] tag to the script fixed at least the spheres... legs are still not moving though
(got a feeling that the transformation is not getting animated in edit mode)
for me when I put in the IK solver code an error comes and it says that the name 'body' does not exist in the current context
For some reason my targets are going all over the place, anyone has an insight into what I could be doing wrong?
Two bone IK Cointraint dident show up for me under components, adding "using UnityEngine.Animations.Rigging;" to one of my scripts fixed the issue
Does anyone can tell something about performance?
I.e. comparing procedural animation and "normal" frame animation of a walk cycle?!
Can this be done using a three legged creature?
[4:07] _Error 404. Info not found_
Maybe I'm too new, but I can't find the following variables:
♦ body
♦ footspacing
♦ terrainLayer
This information is not explained in the video.
I suppose that information can be obtained from previous videos? Like in "Prototype Series"?
(Edit)
I think body could be this.transform?
At least you can download the project, thanks ;)
4:32 i wish there was a constraint instead of relying on floor using raycast
800 like , and 1 dislike .
That 1 dislike from unreal game developer.
And his mom and dad.
Or maybe that's because the end result looks like having a limp
they called the uncle you see
It says "Assets\Ikfootsolver.cs(33,1): error CS8803: Top-level statements must precede namespace and type declarations." How can I change this. btw I'm new to coding so, yea.
What is the ground texture’s name ?
Hey would love a rhythm game prototype in the future
What's the difference between this and Umotion?
That right click on the component to find options is insanely counter intuitive... Great demo though.
What is “body” in the code? why is it not working?!
Can you guys make more videos about shaders ?
We'll certainly put that into consideration :)
Anyone else find this guys voice attractive....
How can I download the package?
Can anyone help me? I created a waving flag in blender and when I export it (FBX file & try to use "blender file" directly) to unity, 1 side of the flag is invisible & the other one is very dark(my flag color is red & the other side is almost black) and the flag isn't waving in unity. I searched on yt & google but still couldn't figure it out. I'm using Unity personal. Sorry for my bad english, it's not my native language, and I'm also new to unity.
Edit : or maybe my method to import is wrong or something?
the invisible part may be caused by normals being flipped inwards?
Oh nice to see but oh wait i just know unreal
4:32 We will now proceed to write our HeeHee script without grabbing our junk.