Rig and Animate Character in 10 Minutes with Blender 3.1

Learn how to Rig and Animate a Low Poly Character in Blender 3.1.2. This is a beginner friendly tutorial on rigging and using armature bones to pose and move the character around. If you want to see more complex rigging tutorials, be sure to subscribe and comment below!

Blender is a free and open-source 3D computer graphics software toolset used for creating animated films, visual effects, art, 3D-printed models, motion graphics, interactive 3D applications, virtual reality, and, formerly, video games.

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[poly_flo]

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[nielsencs]

Not bad! One small point - weight painting is vertex based, so knowing that makes it a little easier. With the main body being a cube - all you gotta do is aim for the corners. 😃

[DanJDA]

If you're having issues with inserting keyframes make sure your mouse cursor is over your armature when you press I, or you won't see all the options you need

Awesome video, probably the most concise and clear I've seen on rigging simple character so far - thank you!

[sageofpandas]

This tutorial is awesome, short and straight to the point.

[josephsanimations]

This is the best rigging tutorial out there, it really helped.
Tip: if you have already made a different character from a modelling tutorial you probably won't have to do the weight paint part.

[ragzzytv]

great stuff mate. all other tutorials I saw were unnecessarily complex like animating really complex stuff and I couldn't make head or tail of it. this just teaches bare bones and now its super clear for me. appreciate the work

[KingStin]

Omg it worked Ty so much I’ve stayed up for three days trying to figure this out

[mitchelldunn]

Much easier to understand than the other video I watched on this. Thank you.

[ImBps]

From now you are the one that started my 3D animation career :3

[Suniverse]

really simple and efficient for beginners, i begun animating on more complex characters and this one just go straight to the point

[dinarmuliadarma]

TNice tutorials is literally the best tutorial on YouTube. It's right to the point, and very informative at the sa ti. Thank you so much

[danforstinger]

i love how chill these tutorials are, learned alot, subscribed!

[mattfantastic]

There was one tiny step I was missing figuring it out on my own, and you had it. Thanks for the video man

[karmenvoltaris]

This is really helpful! I've been looking for good tutorials for long and this one was the best :) keep going! We're looking for more vids like that ✨

[gameon]

I loved how you went step by step to make it easy. Thank you! :)

[kriebe]

NICE tutorial. Brand new to game development and this has gotten me out of a HUGE rut, man. Thanks!

[Dan-codes]

Perfect video, well made and very helpful. Thank you.

[travissmith]

This is my 1st attempt at rigging and animation... So, with your tutorial, I rigged and animated my 1st basic block human model... I am happy... Now I can rig and animate my rubber ducky character... Thanks for sharing...

[Phoenix_Emperor]

Thanks bro! Im gonna try and create a youtube series about a cube character stuck inside a virtual world with this video! I owe you!

[mzamanist]

Quick, easy and to the point. Thank you!