Groovy Grease Pencil Cut-Out Character Rigging Tutorial | Intermediate to Advanced Blender

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This video covers how to rig a 2D cutout character using Blender, and Grease Pencil.
This tutorial is aimed at people with experience with Blender and Grease Pencil. It would also be helpful if you have some experience with Rigging as well, though I have tried my best to make it accessible to those who do not.
I hope you enjoy :)
*Please note, from 46:26 to about 48:08, there was an editing error. Find the corrected version here: • Hand Poses, Patch
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
02:05 Rigging Fundamentals
05:40 Deformation Rig
09:10 Bone roll
10:45 Rig Binding
13:03 More Bones Easy Control
14:25 Mechanism/Control
15:06 Torso Functionality
15:56 Armature Layers
16:24 Torso Function (Cont.)
20:08 Linking DEF Bones to MCH/CTRL
21:46 Head Separation/Buffer
24:06 Head Function/Control
25:53 Arm Function FK/IK
32:06 Leg Function FK/IK
34:20 Foot Roll
39:07 Face Control
39:22 Testing & Fixing
40:12 Cleaning Up
40:39 Custom Bone Shapes
43:39 IK to FK Switching
46:26 **EDITING ERROR** Follow Link for Correction • Hand Poses, Patch
48:08 Quaternion/Euler Rotation
48:55 Keying Set
50:15 Final Animation
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@SketchySquirrel 2 года назад

Please note: between 46:26 and 48:08 there is an editing error. Follow this link to see a corrected version: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NU_vyVhZBw0.html

@KsyushaBlog Год назад

Thank you so much for helping to train aspiring animators and investing your time in education.

@SketchySquirrel Год назад

Thank you so much for your encouragement :)

@hyacinthedeh Год назад

Thank you so much for helping me cross a threshold in the history of my animation journey.

@MVLTI 2 года назад

You truly deserve a million subs!

@goosible 2 года назад

Thank you again for your AMAZING tutorials! You're wonderful! 🤗

@CreatingwithWinglessAngel 2 года назад

Glad to see you again for this, was wondering what you have been up to lately 😊

@wilholland100 Год назад

Thanks so much. You've placed so much more detail than others.

@artimmy Год назад

This is really great tutorial like the head one! I followed that previous one and planning to this again but whole body 😍

@agathiyan2493 2 года назад

Thanks man I asked in last video and here you are really grateful

@antoonsorg Год назад

Thanks for this awesome tutorial really helpful 👍🏻

@TheFruitiestCake 11 месяцев назад

these videos are a blessing

@IncrivelPontinhoAzul 9 месяцев назад

Greating from Brazil. Excellent tips, thanks for the tutorial.

@abisInc9277 6 месяцев назад

Thank you bro! Thank you so much for making this video.

@FredLespine 2 года назад

Great tutorial. Thank you very much!

@SketchySquirrel 2 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@boato Год назад

awesome tutorial!! thank you so much!

@unet7292 2 года назад

He has taught us well!! By he I mean Joel. Thanks man 💪💪💪

@suzanelzeyn 2 года назад

THANK YOU SO MUCH.... this was very helpful !

@ErikaCasab 2 года назад

Brilliant tutorial!

@SketchySquirrel 2 года назад

Thank you Érika, it means a lot :D

@Viggar 2 года назад

this is an absolute lifesaver, tysm!

@SketchySquirrel 2 года назад

I'm glad that it's helpful. Thank you for commenting too. It's always nice to hear :D

@felii3328 2 года назад

Thank you so much!! I really need this!

@SketchySquirrel 2 года назад

I'm so glad that you're finding it helpful. It means a lot. :D

@pixel_dank Год назад

Very good work

@diengo_6930 2 года назад

this is great!! thank you very much!!

@tapacg1329 Год назад

Amazing information to this videos

@activemotionpictures 2 года назад

Fantastic video! The rigging setup will help a lot of artists! Great work, sir!

@SketchySquirrel 2 года назад

Thanks Pierre! Thanks also for encouraging me down the tutorial road... It will be interesting to watch if the use of rigged Grease Pencil will grow in the future.

@Mr.POLiS_Cartoons 2 года назад

Yeah!! I was waiting for this one 😊

@SketchySquirrel 2 года назад

Hope you like it!

@Mr.POLiS_Cartoons 2 года назад

@@SketchySquirrel I surely do! Thank you 🙂

@garymankey6186 6 месяцев назад

I want to animate 2d cutouts using PNG images

@blackrainbow6720 2 года назад

Thank you so much!!!

@thefreshest2379 2 года назад

You can use the snap to vert function to move bones to joints

@marcmanimations 4 месяца назад

Sensational! Thank you very much for all this content!

@crim6435 2 года назад

dude, you are my idol

@TriniStories333 Год назад

amazing content. Subscribed. Thanks.

@SketchySquirrel Год назад

Thank you. I'm so glad you like it :D

@judyakkad8034 10 месяцев назад

You are great thanks 🎉

@koraykahraman9031 10 месяцев назад

you are perfect Thanks

@mad_man_86 4 месяца назад

Awesome tutorial! Some parts are not that easy to follow but the knowledge is incredible :) How do you keep your IK from rotating "into 3D space"? My legs are not staying on the 2D plane. I tried fixing all rolls but that didn't solve my problem. Any help on this would be highly appreciated!

@boyeliza Год назад

Subscribed!!

@SketchySquirrel Год назад

Thank you! :D

@user-je3jp5fp6o Год назад

Спасибо за хорошее видео! Очень много полезного в нём. Видно, что была проделана большая работа, но повторить очень сложно за вами, потому что в процессе монтажа видео многие места были утеряны, или перемешаны. И очень жаль, что не дали образец вашего рига, чтобы смотреть как устроено. Подписался и жду новых творений

@JCapioso 10 месяцев назад

this is cool, reminds me of the rigging course of Pierrick Picaut

@SketchySquirrel 10 месяцев назад

Yeah, that's pretty much where I learned everything I know about rigging in Blender! Thank you for the kind comment :D

@JCapioso 10 месяцев назад

I'm doing it now currently on the ik switch for the hands😁@@SketchySquirrel

@Noor-vv7gg 2 месяца назад

This is so helpful thank you very much but I have a question and it would be lovely if you could answer. Do we need to have our character in a 3/4 view to rig and animate it or does a front view work as well? So if I have my character in a front view and I do this whole process of rigging would I be able to animate it walking to the side as well or a 3/4 would be better for a 2d character

@Vinny254 Год назад

hi. great tutorial. what version of blender are you using?

@Spamlety Год назад

Thanks for the tutorials you've made I have been watching a lot of them! Do you possibly know something about making a rig using frame by frame? I have seen maybe like two people who have been able to do it but I can't figure it out and was wondering if you know anything about it. If not that's ok!

@SketchySquirrel Год назад

Hi there. This is something that i've only learnt about recently, and it's pretty cool. It's all layed out in this video, by Łukasz Rusinek : ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-z3zRJ6904i0.html Essentially, instead of attaching shapes to the various bones using Vertex Groups, you can set the parent of an entire grease pencil layer within a group to a particular bone. Now what ever you draw on that layer will be parented, and frame by frame becomes much easier. I hope this helps.

@Spamlety Год назад

@@SketchySquirrel Thank you so much, I will look into it!

@Toon13X 2 года назад

Hiya squirrel! Thank you for another tutorial. I was wonering what kind of hardware are you using for blender?

@SketchySquirrel 2 года назад

Hi there, here are my specs: CPU: Intel Core i7-7700 @ 3600 MHz (Stock) / 3601 MHz (Actual) RAM: 16GB GPU: ASUS GeForce GTX 1070 8 GB (GP104) OS: Windows 10 (build 19043) To be honest, this is a little overkill for 2D animation in Blender, but I find it's good for the 3D work I do for school, and personal work. I hope you find this helpful. :D

@ehhh7412 Месяц назад

thank you so much for this tutorial ! Is the blender file of the rigged character avaible somewhere ?

@dijake7078 Год назад

my bone axis get mest up and i find great sholution to get all bone axis rite you need in edit mode select all bones press shift +N Recalculate Roll press global -Y Axess. Sorry for my english i find that solution and wont to share

@averagecat7070 Год назад

Would this method be suitable for rigging characters from comics? I plan to make an animation in which a comic book character moves their hand and head in a slight way, but I'm worried it would be difficult or impossible if it isn't something I'm making myself... I found the video very helpful though and I appreciate the work put into this!

@suoeiya Год назад

I'm pretty sure that can be possible, especially if your doing little movements. But my go to strategy is using Adobe AE (it's usually free if you have a school account) and using the puppet tool to do that instead. edit: spelling checks

@Ki-gw2sg Год назад

Full tutorial please, no skip, im like your tutorial

@SketchySquirrel Год назад

Hi Ki, thank you for your encouraging comment. I understand why you would want a tutorial that shows the entire process from start to finish, and when making youtube tutorials, it can be difficult to figure out how much should be explained, as everyone is at a different point in their Blender knowledge. Currently, I don't have any plans to make a new version of this tutorial, as the topic is aimed at intermediate to advanced Blender users. As you can imagine, overly explaining every step, in minute detail would become boring for a lot the target audience. When I was learning and trying to follow a tutorial a little beyond my level, I found searching online for further explaination usually helped bridge the gap. If that doesn't work, feel free to leave a specific comment, and I will do my best to explain the process. Thanks again for the comment.

@Ki-gw2sg Год назад

@@SketchySquirrel I really enjoy what you're doing on youtube and I look forward to what you have planned. I am so grateful that you can be able to explain things that I don't understand, and if I don't understand them later I will ask them. Thankyou.

@Noor-vv7gg Месяц назад

When I try to do the FK and IK controls for the arms. When I add copy transform constraint for the arm deformation bones for the Ik controls it cancels the copy transform constraint that I did for the FK control. What should I do in this situation? It would be great if you could answer me

@pks001 11 месяцев назад

It's good. Could you please attach the character file in the description

@TeleNinja 3 месяца назад

21:57 - i create armature neck on layer body, repeat the same actions, but when moving ctrl-torso-stretch, my head still moves. Help me, please!

@clobertube Год назад

you really need to crreate an autorig tool for this, its very flexible rig ,

@lucianramos7582 6 месяцев назад

Hello, congratulations on the material, perfect. Is there a way for a bone to control a driver?

@SketchySquirrel 6 месяцев назад

Hi, thanks, yes, you can right click the property that you want to control the driver, e.g the bones X location, and then from the drop down member, select 'copy as new driver' then paste that driver where you want. For example, you can paste it to the Y location of another bone, by right clicking the Y location property of that bone, and select 'paste driver'. Let me know if you have any more questions, :D

@III-do3dm Год назад

Please i need help, i don't understand how do you change your character's emotions

@pjaction Год назад

question: does using relation -parent(armature)-- Bone for a certain grease pencil layer be the solution for using grease pencil instead of vertex groups?- maybe this will save time in reparenting each frame to the armature when using time-offset

@SketchySquirrel Год назад

Hi there, so sorry for the long delay in response. Attaching the entire layer to a bone could work really well. I find it's better practice to use vertex groups, as it allows for more flexibility, but there are plenty of senarios inwhich parenting an entire layer to a bone would work just as well, Łukasz Rusinek (@yosifol) made a great video about how this can be used to make mixing frame by frame and rigged animations easier. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-z3zRJ6904i0.html Thanks for the comment, and sorry again for the delay :D

@MrAuthenticity999 Месяц назад

Can you make a video on creating a 360 degree 2d character with a changing rig to match the angles?

@MVLTI 2 года назад

Is there a way to create a bone which can control the Y position of the right hand (in your rig)? I want the specific hand which is back of the torso to come front without rotating the whole rig

@SketchySquirrel 2 года назад

Hi there, there are a few ways to do this. Assuming that your entire character is in one object, as we did in the tutorial, then you'll have to set the layer ordering not to simply use what layer is in front, but use it's 3D position. Here's a tutorial which shows this off, ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-uEXZ9wICeWc.html Now you just need to make sure that the deformation bones and control bones are not 'connected' to their parent, and that should allow you to reorder the layers, by moving your bones along the global y axis. I hope this is helpful. Let me know how you get on, and feel free to ask any more questions.

@Byronlopezmoreno Год назад

Hi, I was wondering, If I wanted to make a character that can turnaround 360 degrees should I make a rig for every side or what is a more proper way ? If there is another way would you do a tutorial for it ?

@geckomoria9050 Год назад

Rig a 3d model

@ConcavePgons Год назад

There's this video from TinyNick that demonstrates how they use an Action contraints to handle moving the limbs around the body during each frame of a turnaround.

@drsusredfish Год назад

Is it possible to import photoshop layers but with the layers already in the correct place? I made a cut out characters with almost 50 layers and trying to line all the parts up to the original art is so tedious.

@SketchySquirrel Год назад

Hello. By default, no I don't think there is a way to import the layers in place, but there is an addon, which helps with this. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-b5xsjRwsVw8.html I hope this is helpful :D

@Deewayne94 Месяц назад

06:31 until 07:05 hi how do you give a name to your bone and how did you attach your bone to your character to move it? thank you

@user-tu5hg4cp7g 8 месяцев назад

the arm goes crazy all over the place when i do the IK wrist control. i did exactly what you said in the video. i don't know what's the problem. help me please!

@Novexy_ 5 месяцев назад

how do you have a separate upper arm and fore arm in one layer ?

@Cain13 2 месяца назад

How do you rotate it on the Z axis? If I try this it rotates towards me and not up and down

@Precap_shorts 5 месяцев назад

Bro can i get this character resource in zip as i am a beginner i just want to learn rigging and constraints .it will be very time consuming if i draw it from scratch. so it will be helpful if u provide character zip file.

@astraids9292 4 месяца назад

you can import an svg file into a grease pencil object, you just need to separate the parts into layers in your vector editor and make sure the svg file is exported with presentation attributes.

@Losjo4093 Год назад

so i have this character with four legs and i dont know how i would do the turn around for the legs. Clipping masks?

@HOMANUELHUMANO Год назад

Great!!! I was able to follow all the tutorial and now my character is in a new level and ready to be animated.... now I only have one last problem, when animating with (I) it only let me modify scale, rotation, position or things like that, but I want to animate the change of poses for the different hands from the bone properties as you taught in your video, I have everything ready but I can't find the way to make the timeline recognize these changes as keyframes. .. I also tried activating the automatic keyframe but it doesn't work either, do you have any method to solve it? Thank you very much for all you do

@SketchySquirrel Год назад

Wow, so great to hear that! regarding the hands, I'm not entirely sure what might be causing the issues you're experiencing, but I have a couple of ideas to try. When you're making the new frame, make sure that your little blue, vertical cursor is on a frame with no key frames, and rather than just modifying the drawing, and relying on the auto key frame, in edit mode press I and insert a new key frame, manually, that should help. If that doesn't work, feel free to send your blender file to me at the email you can find on the about page of my channel, ru-vid.comabout I hope this is helpful.

@HOMANUELHUMANO Год назад

@@SketchySquirrel Thank you very much for answering, I will keep trying and I will send you the file if you want to see what I have been doing, I still need to animate the character turning full body left and right as I did with the head, with that I had no problems and I already tried it with another file... about my question of recording the animations for the hand poses basically was -for example- you have a character with his hands in fist position but you need that after he moves and changes the position of the arms, the hand now has an open palm pose .... my problem is that I don't know how to capture that change in the animation, since with ("I") you can only animate position, scale, rotation or things like that of a bone or object, but not record a change that has been made from the properties menu of a bone... that is, the bone is still or what I'm interested is not to animate how it moves spatially, but how it modifies the pose.... I hope I have explained myself better XD... by the way my character that I will send you is one with green hair and black clothes, I remain attentive and greetings.

@SketchySquirrel Год назад

Hi there, I just got a chance to look at the project you sent me, WOW! amazing work!, I love the art style, and the head turn is really convincing! Looks so natural. I know it's harder than it looks, and you pulled it off beautifully. Really well made overall, I can't wait to see what you make with this character! It makes me so happy that my tutorials may have helped you in any way! :D

@wilholland100 Год назад

And another big question (love every time I'm blendering and say "I'm stuck at the very very beginning of everything."). Followed this step by step. . .a few times . . . and after clicking the bone, then selecting the vertices, then selecting assign, and I come out of it and there's no connection (?????). Completely stuck. I've been reading and watching other videos. . . nothing. Thanks if you have time to answer.

@samnwaobi 2 года назад

Copy location doesn't do anything for me when i attach it to the control bone. In the "LINKING DEF Bones to MCH/CTRL" section

@SketchySquirrel 2 года назад

Hi there. I'm not sure what you're facing here, but here are some things to check. Make sure that the constraint is on the correct bone. If you added the constraint manually, then make sure that the target field has the armature, and the bone selected. If the bone with the constraint is already in the same position as the target, then nothing will happen right away, so try moving the target bone around, and see if the DEF bone follows. I hope that this is helpful. If not, feel free to send me your blender file. You can find my email here: ru-vid.comabout

@J-0-Y Год назад

how do you do a character turn

@yogeshvirdhe5162 2 года назад

Hii can u help I mean u kept offset eye bones to nose bone right? and also did u assigned same bone for eye mask and eye line? I'm little confused😅

@SketchySquirrel 2 года назад

Hi there. The eye bones are not connected to the nose in any way. Instead, there is a face bone, which is the parent of both the nose and the base of the eye rigs. A child of this base controls both the line and the shape of the eye, while another child controls the pupil. I hope that this is helpful :D

@yogeshvirdhe5162 2 года назад

@@SketchySquirrel thanks 😊

@jeffersonmiranda7452 Год назад

Can u make a tutorial like this with 360 turnaround?

@MVLTI 2 года назад

Great tutorial, is there a way to use masks with "image as planes"?

@SketchySquirrel 2 года назад

Hi there. I'm glad you liked it :) That's a really interesting question. I've can't think of any way to achieve that. Let me do some research, and I'll try to get back to you :)

@SketchySquirrel 2 года назад

Hello again @MVLTI I've been thinking about your question over the last few days, and I think I've come up with a solution. :D Essentially, if you add the base shape as an image, then in the shader editor add another image, and use the alpha of the first image to affect the second, you will effectively mask it. I found this video, which does something similar, only instead of an image plane, it's a complete mesh: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1hWxYNcVkwQ.html I hope you find this helpful :D Perhaps I'll make a video about it someday.

@jisojoy7869 Год назад

Bro , which keystroke recorder are you using to display the mouse and keyboard strokes on the bottom left the screen .

@SketchySquirrel Год назад

Hi there, it's the 'Screencast keys' addon. I hope this is helpful :D

@jisojoy7869 Год назад

Yes it was, thanks.

@technicaltrekker2116 2 года назад

Can I make turnaround after making this type of character rig in blender for animation

@SketchySquirrel 2 года назад

Hi there. The answer to your question is yes. Technically you can rig something along those lines, but be warned, the more features you add to your character, the more difficult it will be to make it intuitive to use, and animate. So make sure that you absolutely NEED a turn around before you start on it. I would recommend making several different rigs, which you can switch between for different angles. I hope this is helpful :D

@jeffersonmiranda7452 Год назад

How u now the scale ? In so confused by that lol

@L34Z 8 месяцев назад

alt-clicking on the dropdown panel at 48:50 doesn't seem to work for me for some reason. Same issue with a previous segment I had to manually change the property of each individual item.

@SketchySquirrel 8 месяцев назад

that's really strange. Did you have all the elements that you wanted to change selected? because that's important. Other than that, I'm not sure why that wouldn't have worked. Let me know if you have any more questions, or if you figure out what what happening.

@L34Z 8 месяцев назад

@@SketchySquirrel I did. Holding alt made it so that I couldn't open the drop-down at all. Maybe it's a v3.6 issue or something.

@goaheadwithzerospeed4096 Месяц назад

You're awesome. but your tutorials are very complicated. I strongly believe that if you explain everything step by step, you'll get more views

@jochewi 10 месяцев назад

Imagine that you are making a 3D game but you want to make a 2D animated portrait for the characters' dialogue, would you use this method or another?

@SketchySquirrel 10 месяцев назад

That's a really interesting idea. It depends on how you would want it integrated into the game engine. If you want to use image sequences then it doesn't really matter how you make those images, you could hand draw everything, or render out 3D animation, or this method would work really well, all depending on the visual style you're going for. If you want a cutout animation to play live in the engine, with all the bones etc, then it would probably be better to follow a similar work flow, inside the engine itself. I know Godot and Unity have some 2D rigging features that could be useful. I also heard that there is some way to export from Blender to Godot using the COA tools add on, but I've never tried it myself. I hope you find this response helpful :D

@jochewi 10 месяцев назад

@@SketchySquirrel yes thank RU-vid friend

@wilholland100 Год назад

Question, When clicking "show names" it only shows the base bone (?) Thanks

@SketchySquirrel Год назад

Hi there, I think I know what's happening there. You may be choosing the "show names" option under the viewport display, under the object properties, which is a tab that looks like a little orange box. What that's doing is not showing the name of the base bone, but showing the name of the armature object, at the position of the base bone. Instead, if you go to the green little stick figure tab, which is the armature properties, then under the viewport display, then there is also a "Show names" option. I hope this is helpful :D

@gabivideoediting779 Год назад

I am planning to create a character rig in Grease Pencil, but I would like to know if there is an easy way to change the "skin" of the character. Something like what Spine does in this video (minute 12:56): ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wua9RwwjhYk.html My idea is to reuse the character's rig and animations for other characters

@SketchySquirrel Год назад

Hi there, I believe it would be as simple as creating several grease pencil objects (or image planes), each with their own 'skin', and each in their own collection. They would all be bound to the same armature, so they would share animations. I hope this is helpful :D

@TinyDragonGamer250 Год назад

The first part confused me, what do you mean by drawing over the outline, it appeared as if you were filling it in with something.

@SketchySquirrel Год назад

Hi there. I'm not sure exactly what part of the video you're referring to. It sounds like adding colour to the linework. Essentially this process works in grease pencil by having two types of materials, line materials and fill materials. The process I usually follow is to draw the line work on one layer, then on another layer underneath, I would follow the silhouette of the shape, or "drawing over the outline", using the fill material, to add the colour. There is also a fill tool, which follows this process automatically, though the way I draw line work often leaves gaps, making it easier to create from scratch. I hope that I have answered your question, if not let me know and please add a time stamp indicating which part of the video you are having difficulty with. :D

@user-tu5hg4cp7g 9 месяцев назад

how is it that when you parent your bones, they're being connected to the base of the bone? while when i do it, it connects to the tip of the bone instead.

@SketchySquirrel 8 месяцев назад

Hi, sorry for the late reply. I'm not exactly sure what you mean, could you give me a timestamp in the video where this happens? Otherwise I'll take a guess. You are correct that when parenting one bone to another, if you choose the connected option, rather than keep offset, then it will attach to the top of the parent bone. However you may be referring to a point where I am using a copy transform constraint. At first glance it looks like it works the same, but it's very different. As you pointed out, it snaps the bone to the base, rather than the tip, and in pose mode it is impossible to alter it's pose, as it's copying all the transforms of the other bones, and that cannot be overridden manually. I hope this is helpful, if not, feel free to ask me any more questions, or do some research into how use constraints in blender. :)

@user-tu5hg4cp7g 8 месяцев назад

@@SketchySquirrel thanks for this man. i was able to fix it already! :D

@caboom1683 4 месяца назад

Please make follow along video please

@redsprites5216 Год назад

Do you have access to onion skins when a grease pencil object is rigged?

@SketchySquirrel Год назад

Hi there, to answer your question, yes and no. The onion skins only relate to the grease pencil key frames. So if you're using a hybrid method, then the onion skin feature is still helpful, however if you want to use it to track the motion of the rig, then you're better off using the motion paths tool. I hope this is helpful.

@antoonsorg 11 месяцев назад

When i move the root bone the character is not moving with the root bone as you showed in the begin.

@SketchySquirrel 11 месяцев назад

Hi there. So this should be a fairly simple problem to fix, essentially the rig will work as a chain of parent and child bones. We need to make sure that every bone if you trace its relations all the way to the top, ends with the root bone. So you should be able to take bones with no parent and parent them to the root. You can do this by entering edit mode, selecting the bones you want to be the children of the root, then while holding shift, select the root bone, and press CTRL+P. Then in the pop-up menu, select keep offset. Then it should work as intended, when in pose mode. Let me know if this is helpful, or if you have any other questions :D Otherwise, you can send me your blender file by email. You can find my address on the about page of my channel. ru-vid.comabout And I'll do my best to solve the problem.

@antoonsorg 11 месяцев назад

@@SketchySquirrel The root bone is the first bone how do I set this so that the character is moving with that.

@Thespikedballofdoom 3 месяца назад

I have this same issue and nothing's workin. Honest to god want to give up because seemingly no solution exists for it

@wilholland100 Год назад

And in vertex paint. . .painted. . . .and the rig doesn't move (?).

@roberthintz4017 Год назад

How did you do his mouth?

@okayoni6342 Год назад

Ikr? It's literally the only thing zero tutorials ever showcase.

@garymankey6186 6 месяцев назад

frustrating @@okayoni6342

@dijake7078 Год назад

Hi amazing video but how to duplicate bone without parent 8:25

@SketchySquirrel Год назад

Hi there. At that point in the video, there were two bones. THe second bone was parented to the first. So when I duplicated the second bone, it too was parented to the first. So I had to then reparent it to the second bone. I hope this is helpful.

@dijake7078 Год назад

@@SketchySquirrel thanks, i did as you said, it just seemed that you could duplicate bone without parent. Thanks for answer, its the best rig tutorial i have ever seen

@MolediesOflife 2 года назад

can u teach us how to make animation 2d using 3d shape..🥲

@SketchySquirrel 2 года назад

Hi there, thank you for the suggestion, though I'm not quite sure what you mean, could you elaborate, or show an example of what you would like to see? :D

@MolediesOflife 2 года назад

@@SketchySquirrel helo thank for reply. i mean this ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-o_mMLzZYjd8.html&ab_channel=HowardWimshurst

@TheseusMinor Год назад

@@SketchySquirrel Probably means non photorealistic rendering of 3d objects with outlines using back culling or GP outline modifier

@Jerotero Год назад

10:46 I dont have these presets that you have am I missing something?

@SketchySquirrel Год назад

Hi there, I'm not sure if I know what you mean. at 10:46 there doesn't seem to be any mention of presets. Can you please expand on your question. I'm sorry I wasn't able to help so far.

@Jerotero Год назад

@@SketchySquirrel when your binding the grease pencil object and the armature I dont see the button that you clicked on for binding the objects together as a rig

@SketchySquirrel Год назад

@@Jerotero Hi there, at 10:46 there is a clip taken from after the bind process is complete. I then show the process, selecting the grease pencil object, selecting the armature while holding SHIFT, and pressing CTRL+P and in the drop down menu selecting Armature Deformation Wtih Empty Weights. Is this the button you're reffering to?

@Jerotero Год назад

@@SketchySquirrel yes

@SketchySquirrel Год назад

@@Jerotero Could you tell me what does happen when you select the grease pencil, then shift+select the armature and press CTRL+P?

@reiki7648 Год назад

Pada menit 19:12, ctrl-torso-stretch dari manakah?

@SketchySquirrel Год назад

Hai, 'ctrl_torso_stretch' adalah nama tulang di angker. Itu dibuat pada 18:47 pada 19:12 saya membuat batasan untuk membuat tubuh karakter meregang ke posisi tulang kontrol. Saya harap ini membantu. Hi, 'ctrl_torso_stretch' is the name of a bone in the armature. It was created at 18:47 at 19:12 I am creating a constraint to make the body of the character stretch to the position of the control bone. I hope this is helpful.

@reiki7648 Год назад

@@SketchySquirrel Saya minta maaf, karena kurang teliti wkwkwk, setelah saya teliti lagi memang ada yang kurang dari hasil saya wkwkwk