Rigging Fundamentals Overview Blender torrent

Rigging Fundamentals Overview | Blender

MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 31 lectures (4h 22m) | Size: 2.53 GB
Working out armatures, drivers and contraints within Blender for Animation
What you'll learn:
What armatures are and how to use them
What drivers are and how to adopt them
What constraints are and how they work
How to use the different parenting tools
What Custom Properties are and how to utilise them
When to watch, edit and manage the graph editors

Requirements
A good understanding of Blender itself is expected; familiarity of modeling, interacting with, and general proficiency of the software is advised.
Blender 2.93 or above installed and ready to go.
Some prior rigging knowledge may assist but not strictly required for this course.
Rudimentary knowledge of mathematics is recommended.
7zip to decompress archived files (optional.)

Description
Are you trying to understand armatures, constraints or drivers but you can’t quite wrap your head around the basics? Do custom properties, driver modifiers or the graph editors fill you dismay? Fear not, for I am here to alleviate your rigging struggles!

Rigging is the process where you take multiple animatable 'parts' of an overall object (such as a vehicle for example) into simplistic and easy to control toggles, switches or sliders. A part of this is using armatures with bones, but that’s only half the workflow. More advanced rigs can easily have tens, hundreds or even thousands of bones! An animator will have a tough time animating all those so apart of a rigging task is finding ways to make animating all those bones as easy, straight-forward and as hassle free as practically possible.

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