steve392 Posted August 10, 2004 Posted August 10, 2004 It's probably a simple thing for a lot of ppl on here lol,but to rig it so that it moves ok and to animate it ,is hard for me lol ,any advice ,comments very welcome view Quote
Hash Fellow robcat2075 Posted August 11, 2004 Hash Fellow Posted August 11, 2004 Hi Steve, If the problem is how to rig it to make a more wormlike crawl, here's my stab at it. I just did this with a simple tube, but you get the idea... Basically he's rigged like a single leg taken off a biped and turned horizontal . The "head" bone is like the hip and the "tail" bone is like a foot and the knee makes up the middle section of the worm. An aim target keeps the hump of the worm always pointing up. This makes it so all you have to do is alternately move the head and tail and the rest of the worm takes care of itself. You can see it in this prj file in the "Crawl" action. I've set all the motion graph CPs to "zero slope" so the head and tail don't slide around between moves. I hid all the bones you don't need to animate, but you can unhide them to look at the constraints in the relationship ("Pose 1"). hope this helps! crawler10b.prj Quote
steve392 Posted August 12, 2004 Author Posted August 12, 2004 Thank's a lot Robcat, that is a sweet way of doing it ,Will try this out ,cheers Hey that is a nice way to do it and it works very well .can you tell or explain where and how to 0 slope the cp's please,I can't seem to find that ,using 10.5 Quote
Roughy Posted August 12, 2004 Posted August 12, 2004 for some reason that character scares the heck outta me Quote
steve392 Posted August 12, 2004 Author Posted August 12, 2004 yea he's a viscius little so and so lol,any info on how to zero slope the cp's ? Quote
Hash Fellow robcat2075 Posted August 13, 2004 Hash Fellow Posted August 13, 2004 How to do it... Quote
steve392 Posted September 2, 2004 Author Posted September 2, 2004 Thank's for this ,sorry I'm a bit late answering ,getting slow as time goese by lol Quote
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