Blender 2.8 Weight Painting Explained (In 3 Minutes!)

Hi everyone! Here's everything you need to know about weight painting explained in 3 minutes! This is designed mainly for new users to 3D, but it should give anyone new to Blender 2.8 a jump start into everything you need! Hope it helps!

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[PaoloMunoz]

And... In less than two minutes, I learned about "auto-normalize".... AND MY LIFE GOT BETTER.

Your channel is criminally undersubbed.

[moncherryhead]

PLEASE don't stop making videos like this holy shit
I love how straight and to the point these videos are!! you don't beat around the bush with 50 um's and uh's and long monologues about other things you get us STRAIGHT to the information we need and I'm so so glad your videos exist.
There's a time and place for longer videos but honestly we don't have enough short and to the point videos like yours.
Keep up the awesome work my dude!! You're helping a lot of us out!!

[uncletrashero]

In Blender 3.3 the AutoNormalize feature is found under the OPTIONS dropdown in the top right corner to the right of the Mirror selector

[tomimn]

_vertex cleaning madness_
I cry everytime.

[knucklesbyname]

dude, for real, you´re like an angel as a professor. thank you so much, man.

[bobjoeshmoe]

Jesus christ man this whole series is short, to the point, EXTREMELY informative, and you give tips that beginners and more experienced users can utilise. For me I dont even know how to weight paint ! But for more skilled users, the short cuts and workflow help too! I cannot recommend this series stronger thanks !

[lovelylex]

Honestly, without these tutorials, I would’ve just given up on my animation dreams. Thanks for being straight to the point!🧡

[SalymGuer]

In the last version of Blender, you will find the auto Normalize, in the tool window. While in "Weight Paint" press "N" and in the Tool tab you will find Auto Normalize

[MINVISUAL]

Been your subscriber for several years now and as long as I have YouTube, I will remain. Every time I skim through even the old tuts, I find something helpful. This auto normalize in 3ds Max is turned on by default and for 3yrs of my weight painting in Blender this was a pain for me. Now thanks to you my life has become a little easier. Thanks for everything you do

[sefofiwilliamlebea]

You are the best Blender Tutor in the whole world.. Everything you say is an important point that is worth writing down.

[vaind]

please keep making these 😭 you are the savior. best to ever. legend.

[KirbyCurbwhy]

you are a god at making tutorials
i always watch tutorials on 2x speed because of how slow they are but not this one
you're straight to the point and waste no time talking about the important details
godspeed

[XandraD]

I can't tell you how much I needed the Auto Normalize option, thank you!!!

[Rybear]

Planning to do some model stuff in the future and while watching another tutorial they mentioned weight painting... no clue what it is, why is it important?

Like a minute in this video and I instantly learned why it's important. Ah-thank-you, sir. You just opened my mind to much more possibilities.

[marcus_ohreallyus]

"crazy vertex group cleaning madness". That's what happened to me. I wonder why autonormalize isn't on by default.

[lodgechant]

YAY! Now I understand the basics of weight painting. Thank you! With greetings form Cape Town!

[jacquesmains]

Taking a break from binging these videos to say thank you, they are excellent, just excellent. Thanks alot! Now I'll continue watching. Tip for other viewers; if you scroll down while in fullscreen, you can Like without going out of fullscreen. Makes it easy to leave likes on them all ^^

[shadovina]

just found ur channel and am here to announce that you are my new favorite person, thanks

[notbyhalf]

Just found your tutorials. Thank you. This one in particular. Auto Normalize would have saved me so much pain and confusion.

[samifranco]

youre channel is the best thing ever man