How to make FPS animations in Blender for Godot 4.1
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- čas přidán 30. 06. 2024
- Someone asked me to make this tutorial. So this is my workflow. If you guys have any suggestions, let me know.
0:00 Intro
0:20 What you'll need
0:50 Importing (For Synty models)
1:15 Rigging
2:40 Animation
3:15 Exporting for Godot
3:29 Importing into Godot
Using Blender 3.4 and Godot 4.1
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Simple, fast, and straight to the point. Thanks for making this video. It's very helpful!
man, i love you. i always try to find a short tutorial and you made it. amazing
Short and on point, thank you!
Am making a movement FPS as a University project for my diploma, and boy is it nice to see FPS tutorials coming our more and more. Glad that i wont have to reinvent the wheel and can just use what people have figured out already, as well as see great stuff made that reassures my choice of engine!
This is an amazing video, it explains each step clearly and was easy to follow, thanks!
been a while now so you may know but in blender you can also set origin in the right click context menu (with object selected of course), and hitting backspace when when hovering over any input fields clears them. thanks for the vid, i've been trying to figure this out for a while now!
Very cool format, I loved this. More please.
Suggestion for a video:
Arm-Mesh/Rig and Gun-Mesh/Rigs as separate imports, so the arm mesh can be changed based on player customization. (link the blend files together in Blender, make the anims simultaneously for both rigs in the linked file, then bake out the anims separate for each object and send them back to their respective source files. Then they can be imported and set up separately in Godot, Scripts can then make Arm Meshes interchangeable.
The gun's origin would be at the trigger, so every gun can easily be parented the same way to the rig's index finger.
Thank you.
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Could you do a short tutorial like this for setting up FPS leaning that stops at detected collisions (rather than something like a kinematic body pushing the character away from the wall)? Thank you :D
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(sorry for noob question in advance) if I want to add animation of hands with a another weapon, do I need to repeat the same procedure? I mean, in Godot Engine this will be a new model of hands? or you can somehow apply hand animation to the same hand model?
Quake jumping SFX lmao
Hello, great and simple video but I have a little problem and I wounder if you may assist. I follows your video to create animations for melee in unity, I assume the procedure is the same. Yet when I export it animation become de-synced. Hands do not quit follow the weapon or vice versa and its noticeable. I notice meta rig doesn't move in any of animations so I replicated the animations using meta rig instead of the one rigify generates it work perfect. What could be the problem?
So how does this work when you want to change weapon ? Is there arms in each weapon files or is there only 1 file containing all the weapons and animations ?
How do I combine these arm animations with actual gun animations (e.g. slide blow back, removing magazine, etc.)? Having a lot of problems importing/exporting animations for this. How would I implement this for Godot?
Do you think the performance will drop when you add proper higher poly assets to your game?
Presumably so. Higher-poly models will definitely tax the system the more you add into the scene. You can mitigate this by using LODs and culling, but it's dependent on what your level layout is. I'm not too familiar with optimization techniques in Godot yet.
What would best way to true fps model where you could see the body and feet?
Exact same thing but you dont delete all bones in the start.
Will this work with my own rig, like a custom one and not the rigify addon?
The basic workflow should work the same. Rigify just sets up the bones. If you're animating in Blender, the exported animation should not matter what process you used to rig.
Thanks, and will it be the same if I also have a rig for my weapon for animations like reloading, or would I have to make it as one rig?
can you drop the project :D
The hand moves around too much when running and firing, looks like you haven't set the IK in Godot properly.