Animating in Blender 3D: Your First Character Rig

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SouthernShotty3D

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01 Introduction.mp4

00:52

02 The Project Overview.mp4

00:25

03 Understanding Topology.mp4

04:58

04 Using Your Own Character.mp4

01:49

05 The Basics of Rigging.mp4

07:21

06 Using Bendy Bones.mp4

03:33

07 Inverse v.s. Forward Kinematics.mp4

01:25

08 How to Use Rigify.mp4

01:56

09 Creating our Skeleton.mp4

12:44

10 Adding Constraints.mp4

06:10

11 Basics of Weight Painting.mp4

13:52

12 Using Shape Keys.mp4

05:06

13 Adding Custom Controls.mp4

02:48

14 How to Make an Arm IK System.mp4

02:21

15 Final Thoughts.mp4

00:08

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Description

This is the perfect place to learn character rigging in Blender.

Learn Rigging Terms and Tools
Learn the Basics of Weight Painting
Create a Character Rig

These skills are necessary for anyone looking to pursue a 3D career. This class will cover skills traditionally used in animation, motion design, and video game design.

You’ll learn rigging tools, weight painting, and tricks to speed up your workflow. Feel free to follow along with the class example or make your own!

What You'll Learn?

Animation
3D Animation
3D Design
Creative
3D
Blender 3d
Motion Graphic Design

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I’m a motion design: art director, animator, and illustrator with a love for all things 2D and 3D. I'm work as a animator in silicon valley at a social media giant. I am also a creative director at MoGraph Mentor. It’s a blessing to be part of the motion design community. I enjoy teaching others in MoGraph Mentor, Skillshare, and Youtube courses with a focus on character design and animation.

If you catch me away from my computer, I’m probably hiking, volunteering, or traveling with my lovely wife and spoiled dogs.

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