Understanding Character Studio, Biped Complete Guide #1 

the best biped tutorial in the youtube world so far

Fantastic lesson! So looking forward to all the subsequent ones. You make a great job explaining the intricacies step by step in an easy to understand manner. Thank you so much for your effort, it'll be an incredible incentive for many to finally give Biped a try! Crossing fingers it'll also encourage Autodesk to update it with new features!

Thank you for sharing...don't stop make videos plz 🙏🙏🙏

Thank you for sharing your knowledge amd skill with us. You are doing a great job.

Thank you for your videos I really appreciate that !

Excelente tutorial amigo ! Vengo de Instagram , gracias por todo

Excellent introduction

Great video.With the xtras the only limitation i have seen so far(dunno if there is a way to bypass it) is that you don't have the way to make them ik

Amazing man.

Amazing tutorial. Thanks for sharing.

Very Nice Please dont leave it abandoned.

amazing thank you

Thank you for sharing. Look forward to watching the rest of the series! :)

Thanks a lot, dude! You are amizing!

Thanks 👍

Awesome video series!

Hello. Very cool lesson. How many biped skeletons can be placed in one scene and each have a separate animation? And so that the file does not fail.

Perfct😁

Sir, interesting questions: 1) how many twist arms bones usually have game engines like UE (basic UE skeleton) and do they have it at all? 2) If i make 4 twist sections i must add them as 4 parts in skin? Or like one bone, and how it will be shown after fbx export, I am asking it because they shown in grey (like yours) and its impossible to select them.

Is biped more powerful than just using regular bones and creating ur own rigs?

Can you talk in the future on how to combine multiple animations into one?

Hi master, how can i move my biped bones, for example, the upper leg, I want to move the whole leg to the right or left to better fit my character? At the moment it does not allow me to. In cat I can easily move them arround. thank you