Rigging A Knight For Game | Part 13 - Adding Animation

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  • čas přidán 20. 08. 2024

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  • @scale...3d
    @scale...3d Před 2 lety +1

    I am literally indebted to you for life now!! I was wandering CZcams to look for videos regarding rigging where I could learn a more professional approach to it. And dare I say, no other youtuber has made a video showing how to do those pelvic bones IK setup so that when you move the body, the legs don't move but the legs can still move independently. That thing was a boon for me!!! Once I start earning, I will help on your patron and gumroad. I really appreciate that you made this small but invaluable series!!

  • @mrhollywood1173
    @mrhollywood1173 Před 3 lety +3

    Loving these tutorials ........ helped considerably.
    Thanks & Happy New Year.
    Cheers
    MR H

  • @blenderrender7528
    @blenderrender7528 Před 3 lety +2

    Kindly make detail videos on grease pencil animation of how did you make that

    • @LevelPixelLevel
      @LevelPixelLevel  Před 3 lety +1

      Hey, I have a ton of videos here: czcams.com/play/PLbjn7kaP877vcaYQQxY2FrPHAdvt7F2pb.html
      I'll be making some more grease pencil videos in the future :)

  • @gower1973
    @gower1973 Před 3 lety +2

    As it’s going into a game engine, shouldn’t you be setting the FPS to 30 or 60, at the moment it’s using Blender’s default which is for film 24fps, aren’t your timings going to be all messed up otherwise?

    • @LevelPixelLevel
      @LevelPixelLevel  Před 3 lety +2

      I looked this up a bit and 24 should be okay, the second will still pass in the game engine, and the engine will take care of the 24 fps animation mixed with the 30 - 60 fps playback of the game.
      That being said - in future examples I will move towards 60 fps and test this out. I've worked on a couple of games in 2D and 3D and never really had a problem with fps being off.
      Specifically in 2D where I've worked in 12 fps and the game engine still played back in 60 fps. Good question though, and it is something I'd like to look into a bit more. I need to research this a bit more though before I can give a definitive answer.