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In this video I demonstrate how to constrain two hands to one object. This allows the animator to move that object and the hands will follow along with it. The constraints are animatable so you can have only one hand constrained for a length of time and then switch so that both hands are constrained.
Download the rig here:
http://www.creativecrash.com/maya/downloads/character-rigs/c/buckid
Buckid was created by Zubuyer Kaolin.
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18 responses to “Lifting A Heavy Weight Part 1 – Animation Tutorial in Maya”
Thank you. I'm through with this lecture.
What is the proper distance to create the key positions. How far is a key to another key?
After doing all of that,It didn't animate and I put keys on all the places he said to,help me please.
Why not guide step by step start creating set motion system? But thank you very much!
i have a question hope you could answer my hands move with
the box perfectly but when i try to set key to let go off my box they stay there don't kn0w why…!! i have set the blend parent 1 = 0 still not workin..:/
hi! what about stady rigging some character?
why is the volume so low????
Love your tutorials. The audio on this one is so quiet I'm having a hard time hearing it!
How did you get this character ?
send me some tutorial what u thought
Nice
hey, ive used several different rigs, and none of them are allowing me to parent constraint to the hand
very useful tutorial
shitty animation needs better training
Thank you so much for the video- strangely enough, I was using this as reference for my dog character to pick up a object via its mouth for a test…. But on a side note, I was wondering the attribute of Thumb Cup, Finger Curl and all of those finger and thumb attribute, were they engine from cluster or a IK point constrain by any chance? I was just very curious. It looks so cool!
Hey How can i move my characters arms or legs without the arrows like i can in cinema 4d?
Thanks a ton 🙂 I really get confused sometimes doing that locators..
Hey Mister what do you use to record your tutorials they are really nice and clear?