Simple Rigging In Blender

-- In this quick blender tutorial I show how to create a simple and super useful rig in Blender.

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[samuelbucher]

1:29 "But I like to have all my bones connected"
Words to live by.

[mysterioustree]

Finally a rigging tutorial that shows you how to set up those shapes! I've been searching for ages for something like this!

[MarblaGarb]

Literally the only blender tutor that respects time, and gets to the EXACT questions, and techniques someone would ask about without wasting a moment

[prizmic]

Congratulations, you are the first tutorial I've seen that actually shows how to manually create controllers. Thank you.

[edwin]

I love that you respect the viewer's time by not making this reach 10 minutes (just because) with fillers using paragraphs of reasons the history of rigging and why it's import more than ever, blah blah blah. If people complain you talk too fast, there's always that settings button (cog wheel) bottom right of the video > playback speed and set it to .75 or .6. +1 @Critical Giants.

[abiyyupanggalih]

tip:
you can turn on snapping > volume, make a lot easy when placing the bone

[tbnprathades]

blender really does have the best automatic skinning. i even exported my skeleton from maya to blender just so i can used their automatic skin and fixed the rest in maya.

[Sythgara]

I've waited years for a tutorial like that! Last time I tried making a quad skeleton I was stuck with a very stiff spine and could not find anywhere (that's not maya) that explain how to add more control to add more control to how body bends.

[cgworm]

This was soo SICK, And animating? cant wait for that

[CombatFXZone]

This is a nice introduction tutorial indeed! However, in case your automatic weightpainting doesn't work one has to dive deep into the rabbit hole that is rigging and fixing some issues.
I had to learn the hard way that weightpainted vertex groups should not overlap - otherwise deformations will break and scale your mesh in a weird way.

[Nykey]

Thank you for showing how to create your own controls to the rigs. Every other youtube tutorial just follows an automatic addon and it doesn't help if you have a very specific customized character to work with. It's not like rigify has a griffin or a dragon or even a spider rig. I am grateful to have found your tutorial 🙏

[andreitudor]

if symmetrize not working jump back to object mode, select the armature and hit ctrl+a then apply all transforms

[theboy]

This is easily the best tutorial I've seen to get beginners up and running. No BS, quick, concise, and doesn't leave out any useful information.

[nicholasnovello]

you need to advise your viewers when you are switching between modes when you are working. Pose Mode, Edit etc, , can be a slight annoying, but I happened to figure it out and still am appreciative for your vids. Thank You for sharing bruh

[s-zz]

Was waiting for the Trex to start dancing along to the music.

[theoldsarcasticpineapple]

Thanks, ive only started to watch ur vids and I'm rlly inspired by u

[robrunyan]

bc of this video i can finally make my funky creatures and creations bc theres finally a video that really helps

[blackdog]

Straight to the point, easy to understand, enough info to explain what's going on without overwhelming a newbie like me. 11/10 I wanna make a dinosaur now

[TheAbyssalEnderling]

Finally, a tutorial that shows how to get those shape things!!!

[BlotchyScrawls]

WOW! I have JUST decided to try out blender today. I am working on a project that I have decided to finally animate, instead of trying AI, and I need to animate a T-Rex, and I found this! Thank you, I can't wait to get started, but am a newbie to all animation products. Here comes the steep learning curve.