Blender 3.2 Tutorial | Mechanical Rigging

In this tutorial,we'll learn how to make car engine rigging and animation in Blender.We have a car engine that consists of one piston,piston rode, and crankshaft.You can download the model following link and follow the tutorial with me.Enjoy watching!

1)Intro 00:00
2)Rigging 00:57
3)Binding the rig to the mechanism 4:05
4)Inverse Kinematics 5:20
5)Adding IK Stretch Bone 5:57
6)Animating 7:18
7)IK Constraints Axis 8:34
8)Adding Rotation Keyframes 9:05
9)Make Cyclic Animation 9:43
10)Render 10:13
#blendertutorial #rigging #mechanicalrigging

[fateshow]

I was trying other tutorials but they skipped over so many details that would cause it to break. This was so well explained thank you!

[RealGaryGibson]

I've never heard of the stretch bone before this. Thank you!

[jlr]

Thanks, I followed step by step, paused, thought, re-watched, paused agin, re-did the step, over and over until I figured it out … and it worked perfectly.
At first I attempted to work it out by using logic and dead reckoning … I’m an idiot for trying that approach, lots of specific steps which would take weeks of trial and error of waisted time. Now I will attempt to apply my limited knowledge of rigging to my specific project.
Thanks again

[jlr]

As I was adapting your rigging concept to my model I stumbled upon some interesting shading, in the “Viewport Shading” drop-down I set Lighting > MatCap > silver ball, and Color > Random. The “Random” gives each part a unique color.
Selecting different MatCap shaders produces some interesting combinations..

[noriega]

This was explained very well. ❤ you are a saint🙏🙏🙌 thankyou for sharing your knowledge.

[appadiya]

very good explanation👋👋👌👌🏁🏁🏁Thank you Sir

[threefrogs]

Really great overview of the basic. Thank you very much, I’m excited to get started on my project!

[josemanuelgonzalez]

Perfect explanation about rigging step by step! Cool! Thanks for sharing your Blender knowledge.

[razoredge]

Clear and Intuitive tutorial on animate a Piston

[sageforce]

Thank you so much. The other video I watched didn't have any elaboration as to why they were doing anything you are awesome.

[bulent_baslar]

Tesekkurler. Elinize sağlık, faydali bir video. Takipteyim, devam.

[stevenlitvintchouk]

Just what I was looking for! Excellent tutorial.

[Sebbx]

Thank you so much, the only tutorial that helped me

[itchytastyurr]

Great tute, was feeling lost but it all hit that OH I SEE NOW! good ref.

[sculpturebook]

thank you ! gonna try this out exactly what i was looking for

[nolanhu]

Thank you for your video!!! Really appreciate!

[realquincyhill]

Amazing tutorial man, learned alot here!!!

[davidesmbetti]

Awesome tutorial! real usefull, thank u very much for the time dedicated!

[rockpython]

thanks you for the tuto. Was looking for engine rig. Excellent !

[CankutKurukafa]

that's was what I looking for, thank you so much