excellent tutorial.. thanku

Why are you talking like that?

Incredible, thanks a lot.

i've seen solution solved with adding more topology to joints at right locations but never seen solution solved with adding bones.. seams people just need to think outside of the box hope to see more tutorials related to solving issue with bones

It´s amazing! Thank you for sharing. ♥

How would this work for legs on a ninja turtle with a shell slightly behind the legs?

what if i used ue5 how i go around and do it?

if i had to guess at why this works so well i'd imagine it's because it's replicating the dynamics of actual muscle better? i wonder if there could be some more generalized nugget of information somewhere in here that could be applied to every joint

U only drop Goated materials thats why u dont upload that often

I think the crotch bone should stay static parented to hip bone, and not displace between legs, for a more realistic rig.

I just began to learn animation in Blender, watching this video is like stepping into the future of understanding animation. It's where I want to be....hopefully soon.

Just... WOW!!! 🤯🤯🤯

I appreciate this video because he gave a rundown of every step. (Plus, now I know what I need to know to be better)

Is this method suitable for game character? Anyone can confirm?

i think it will take me 2 hours to follow this 9 minute tutorial. good information density i guess heh

dude your are monster

for some reason that simple glass shader setup does not work for me, the glass is not transparent. I can't see through. any ideas to how to fix that?

now this is podracing

Im impressed by people able to paint background plate like that, using 2D element even real footage and HDRI for the Sky in 3D compositing is always the key to control highly detail scene, since we have PBR texture with normal map and roughness we can light 2.5D element, it's a good way to not over complicate layout , in stereoscopie it's a bit more tricky to sell flat element but thanks to normal map and depht map it's not impossible. If the object are far away and not in close-up shot.

cool but doesn't work for videogames ;)

Is there a way to add this to the existing rig without messing up the current weight paint? Like I've already weight painted the upper body in a specific way and I just want to apply this to the hip part. But after parenting the mesh to updated rig with automatic weights, it screws up the upper body weight paint.

Hi Lewis! I'm really enjoying your work and would love to get in touch with you. Is there a way for me to reach out to you privately? Thank you!

This is gold

Cool solution, man! Great video. Easy to follow and perfect pacing! Thank you!

Shut up and take my sub

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Thanks

amazing, this is exactly the sort of thing i needed for learning the Blender workflow.

that is an absurd amount of work put into a 4 sec shot :D looks good worth it..

THE BEST please don't stop making tutorials :)

Awesome! is this method works on shoulder rig?

I haven't painted yet so idk but this seems more complex than painting lol

extremely helpful thx!!!

I don't feel like this should be free.... I never press the bell icon, but you got it!

8:00 Mark seem in Unwrap ( note to self)

can you make a similar tutorial for butts? They're the second hardest thing to rig well

The pin group and the vertices that are hooked have to be the same or the hook won't move the entire simulation.

9:01 When I press bind an error occurs, "Target has egdes with more than two polygons"

Pls do a tutorial on how you made his hair🙏🏾

wow you think out of the box you can easily create full movie of war with this techniques. Thankyou for sharing it very easy way.

Great tuto, thanks

Holy shit you are a life saver ! I thought there was no tutorial like this one and I was ready to spend a few more hours trying to do that sim in Houdini, but here you saved me a shit tone of time ! Thank you so much

Its working! Ty so much!

6:49 attaching to something 11:13 necklace attachment I want to cry, adding the vertex parent, on an unlooped animation is making it to fall to the infinite...

Just out of curiosity how much time would this take for you to make if you worked full time on it? Or was this three weeks of full time work?

Fantastic !

"come on ref that ain't foul"

breathtaking

thank you for sharing so invaluable tips

Very good tutorial! Without any exaggeration, you saved my time, bro. I've been editing weights for an hour and a half now, until I accidentally stumbled upon your video. thanks a lot!