Q: ' CTRL-IKEY' doesn't seem to do anythingĪ: Either the 3D Window is out of focus (R-click in empty space to solve) or you're not in Pose Mode (' CTRL-TAB', selected bone will be magenta in color)Ī: In the 2.48 version of Blender, the shortcut is ' SHIFT-I' The Constraint Panel
It's also possible to remove all IK constraints from selected objects or bones with ' ALT-IKEY'. If the target would itself be part of the IK chain, you get an error message - so make sure the target bone is not connected to the bone you want to add the constraint to. The menu will then let you add a constraint to the current bone with a target. With this way of selecting ensure that your target is selected, but the bone you want to apply the constraint to is active (the last one selected). You can also select the target and then the IK constraint holder and press CTRL-IKEY. Though you have less freedom (no rot feature, difficult parent relationship). It's now possible to work without target. If you select a bone and press ' CTRL-IKEY', You get a little menu asking for more info on the new constraint, the target: to a new empty object or without target. The IK solver has a special shortcut in Posemode to be added easily to a bone. Now this Constraint got most of the attention during Animation refactoring, hopefully we have a lot of toys to play with now. All bones in the chain are trying to rotate to keep both ends on targets. It takes longer, but gives you entire control over the rig. You have to animate the bones rotation one by one to get it animated. In Blender, a FK chain is a chain of bones connected together. FK: You have a dependency to the root of the chain.IK stands for "Inverse Kinematic" and is the opposite of FK (Forward Kinematic). Don't even get me started on blender.The IK solver constraint is a wonderful tool for all animators.
#BLENDER RIGGING TUTORIAL FOR THE SIMS HOW TO#
Is this rigging process really necessary for all sorts of clothes? I could focus on some components in particular, not fashion as an overallĭo you know any tutorial that goes as far as teaching how to create AND upload that content to SL? I was getting the hang of Marvelous when I realized I couldn't complete the work on the sole software, and this ultra nice girl from the videos didn't make a follow up on the dress. And by that I mean that there are more than enough creators supplying the basics of fashion market (clothes in general) I'm down to learning from a to z when it comes to something with a niche opportunity (glancing at my business diploma here 🤣). To be fair honest, I don't care for creating skirts or dresses, if that's what this rigging concept is really about. I know what UV Mapping is about for I have some experience with cc thanks to the Sims 2 I've never heard of the word rigging before, and as far as I've understood it has something to do with clothes and avatars movement (?)Īpart from downloading blender, I kind of got the idea that I needed the avastar add-on, which only made everything more confusing. Her following tutorials are somewhat confusing for she goes from working on a dress (Marvelous) to rigging a blouse (blender) Then she says something about using blender, UV Maps and rigging. All good and dandy for the first 30 minutes. So, I completed this Oema Resident tutorial I watched on Youtube about clothes for SL. If you're not tolerant at all, please ignore this topic.
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