Attention ! The crew c'est fait par Ivory tower, ils font partie de Ubisoft mais ils sont pas mal indépendant

been using it for vex on houdini kinefx

Wowww this video just blew my mind. The possibilities with procedural animation are endless. Im learning to use Blender geometry nodes and you just gave me a lot of ideas to try out ❤. You have great presentation talent. Respect❤

Amazing!

Slugcat lore be like

My only issue with this is movement starts with the head and everything else follows it like when you manipulate a chain from one end instead of movement starting at the limbs and transfering to the head last. I know it's a visual simulation, it's just the only detail I don't resonate with as much. Otherwise it's a great concept and an excellent explanation.

4:00, I think for restricting the free rotation, there should be some equation to calculate the muscle expansion and contraction instead of just relying on armature itself. I think, This will be realworld scenario.

God damn!!

Holy shit just by the intro i liked and subscribed! I'll hopefully try some myself after the video!

I totally thought you were @RujiKtheComatose who has derpy animals in his game, explaining the concept used :D

WHY SO CUTE

🤍 Extremely novel and interesting.

Question, how did you find an angle from between the anchor and the point in the parametric equation. (not in code, just explanation)

Terraria devs stopped watching at 2:00

Good video in the style of Freya Holmér. 💜

Very nice! Perhaps constraining the segments that make up the head more will make the eyes less weird on sharp turns?

Amazing content!

Excellent video, very well explained. It seems so simple ans still so efficient. Thank you very much.

how do you draw a vector that doesn't originate at the origin?

Where can I make these? Any sites or modules to experiment with?

I wonder if the leg process could be simplified. I don't feel like the FABRIK movement is necessary, but you could just leave the end of the leg as the anchor for most of the time, then when the leg needs to take a step, swap anchor to the joint and move the end of the leg forward. When that's done, you swap the anchor again and keep going. Maybe that's how FABRIK works, but I think the wiggling motion might be a waste of computation if it works how I imagine

It is so interesting! 🎉

elegantly informative. liked and subscribed. more like this please :)

Oh my life. Thank you

dope

This is one of the best videos I've watched on youtube.

actually for the fish it would look more natural if it kept the fin on the inner side of the turn sticking out while collapsing the outer fin. Extending the fin creates more drag, which looks unnatural to happen on the faster moving side.

It's an interesting technique, but it's not good for animating animals, as no animal moves like that. Maybe this would work well to animate a rope or chain being dragged across the ground.

love this!!!!!!

This seems like natural movement to you bro?

amazing, you should make more video like this

this is miracle

THAT LIZARD IS SO CUTE OMG

This is insane

I love this

Thank you! Right at the beginning: love it! You're showing how the Flower of Life is drawn -- choose a point, make a circle with a compass, and then put the compass point on the edge of the circle. I love when concepts align. :)

This was fantastic! Thanks for sharing!

I am grateful to the creator for providing such a nice and visually awesome video for learners.

Wow, love this! Procedural animation opens up so many possibilities

Robotics, Math

Yup, this was super fun. Thanks argonaut! Looking forward to the NEAT one!

This was seriously such an amazing video! You explained it so clearly that I felt like I had to try it myself. 3 days later and I am proud to say I now have my own procedural snake and gecko!

This is really cool. Thanks for sharing. I'd love to see more coding as well.

Oh hey, I build the whale for the game Sea Of Solitude on these basics! Really great video!

Thank you for well structured, great served and easily digestible approach to present concept. It was tasty.

Now make the fish move it's tail to make it look like its moving it self and not just the body following the head.

wonderful

bell ON

ah teres a problem with the leg animation, the legs should be offset, but many times they go together if you start at an offset it doesnt fix it, because when it turns one leg has to move more than the other. so they go in and out of sync while turning. its an interesting problem

What an incredibly clear and well-explained video! I wish more people teach like you. Hope you keep making more!