Blender 2.82 : Hair Rigging, Physics, & Animation (In 2 Minutes!!!)

Hair animation, can be one of the most frustrating parts of Character Design for new users. But, luckily there are a few tricks that can literally save you months of pointless manual animation. Learn everything you need about rigging hair in the next few minutes!!! Hope it helps :)

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[TheRoyalSkies]

It's dangerous to go alone. Take this wiggle add-on:

[EGeorgev]

A was thinking of having all my female characters have short hair like they used to do 'em in games back in the early 2000s, just because animating hair manually is a nightmare and i can't exactly afford particle hair, unless i want my PC to melt.
But this tutorial has shown me the way!
Thank you for all you do man (i've checked most of your other vids as well). I'm definitely getting your game, now ;)

[bezzie]

I just got blender. It is brutal learning it from scratch. But your vids while way out of my depth are exactly what I want to learn to do.
thumbs up. thanks

[brittlecourage]

You can also use mask selection to avoid weight painting on other hair strands. This is useful if you don't want to separate your mesh. What you do is select the faces of the mesh you want in edit mode than once you go over to weight paint mode look down in the bottom left of the window where your mode selection tab is also located. You will see a icon that looks like a white square in front of a blank square. Hover your mouse over it and it will say paint mask. Just click that and you should be good to go. When it's active it should be blue and the parts of the mesh you did not select should have a white film look over it which indicates those parts can not be painted on and are now masked.
If you want to just to mask a small section of your mesh instead and want to do it quickly. Just select the polys of the small region in the editor and press ( ctrl + i ). This will invert your selection and will select the rest of your mesh. Now in weight paint or texture paint that small region will be masked and the rest of your mesh can be painted on. Just thought I'd remind everyone about this small useful feature.

[Yukillion]

If anyone's interested the creator released a rewritten version of the addon complete with wind and collision support

[Eliphas_Leary]

With Spring Bones you select a group of bones and hold the ALT-key while changing the values, that does the trick. But I think they included that in the latest version, long after this video was made.

[mmcganimetic]

これは便利ですね❗hair rigに利用させていただきます😃Thank you😃

[nerdbrez]

Thanks! I love fast and straight to the point tutorials like this! Nice job!

[Oniyako_VT]

everything I needed in ACTUALLY 2 minutes ??? well, good job, that's a job well done !

[TheOggysimo]

Accidently clicked subscribe before i watched the tutorial. After seeing it i regret nothing. Great tutorials. Thanks!

[Sleksin]

I haven't been watching many of these as I haven't been doing any of the blendering lately, but I will likely come back to many of these once I get going again.

[scottlee]

Ill consider this when I have to animate Daz 3D hair!

Also I like the gravity part!

[criptonic]

I have been looking for a decent tutorial on hair physics for a very long time. Thank you so much for this. Earned a sub!

[libby]

You just saved me SO much research time. You are a magician when it comes to blender.

[andrewmd]

there is a better way to paint each one without making into a new object.
>edit mode
>select what you want to paint
>ctrl + i
>h
>a
>weight paint mode
>paint mask (on the right side of where you select the mode on the top of the screen, the icon is the as the one to select faces in edit mode.)

Note: the faces need to be selected, or else you wont be able to paint them besides they are visible

[edenhores]

This tutorial as smooth as boo....ahem i mean butter, thanks man you deserve so much more subscribers

[pelakalion]

This wiggle looks pretty awesome for animation :). I would like to see an example of importing in Unreal.
Thanks a lot for your tutorials

[KUREHAD]

hey buddy, you don't know it yet but you just blessed my life with this very tutorial. i ended up using other aspects of it, not really the hair rigging... but thank you so much for uploading!!

[emilydervey]

I can't believe this video evaded me til I gave up, animated the bones myself, FINISHED MY PROJECT, and about to upload?!?!?!?!!??!!? Oh my days back in I go

[alvarosuperman]

omg dude. i love you so much!!! ehm.... i mean, i love this....