this is wrong. the pistons should not tilt on the up or down stroke. they dont do this in real life inside of a cylinder. piston should stay perpendicular to the cylinder wall in which it resides
Hi. Thank's for the tutorial. I tried this on a model of a V8 engine and it worked perfectly (even though it's a bit fiddly with all the angles). One question though. When i go into pose mode, there's no problem rotating with the controller bone, everything works fine. But when I insert keyframes of the rotation, the whole model just starts rolling around everywhere. Any idea why this is?
@@kotk8706 I did, but I can't for the life of me remember how 😂 I think it might have been something about which end of the bones I placed in the centre or something like that but I don't remember for sure. My interrest in blender animation has cooled down quite a bit over the past year. I would however suggest Polyfjords videos for general animation tutorials. He's fast paced but very talented.
hey thanks for this tutorial
this is wrong. the pistons should not tilt on the up or down stroke. they dont do this in real life inside of a cylinder. piston should stay perpendicular to the cylinder wall in which it resides
just animate the pistons seperately on z axis and keep the shaft
Thank you
You're welcome
Hi. Thank's for the tutorial. I tried this on a model of a V8 engine and it worked perfectly (even though it's a bit fiddly with all the angles). One question though. When i go into pose mode, there's no problem rotating with the controller bone, everything works fine. But when I insert keyframes of the rotation, the whole model just starts rolling around everywhere. Any idea why this is?
Same problem with "rolling around". Did you solve it?
@@kotk8706 I did, but I can't for the life of me remember how 😂 I think it might have been something about which end of the bones I placed in the centre or something like that but I don't remember for sure.
My interrest in blender animation has cooled down quite a bit over the past year.
I would however suggest Polyfjords videos for general animation tutorials. He's fast paced but very talented.
@@viktor187 Thank you :).