Blender Rigging Made Simple: A Beginner's Guide to Armatures, Weight Painting, IK, Controls, and Character Animation (THE BLENDER MADE SIMPLE SERIES, Band 4) - Softcover

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Turn a 3D character into a controllable, animatable character.
A finished character model is only the beginning. If you want that character to walk, bend, pose, gesture, or perform, you need a rig that allows the model to move in a controlled and predictable way.
For beginners, rigging can seem complicated because it brings together bones, armatures, parenting, weights, constraints, inverse kinematics, and animation controls.
Blender Rigging Made Simple breaks the process into understandable stages.
You'll learn how to:
• Understand armatures and bones
• Plan and build a character skeleton
• Position bones for practical deformation
• Parent meshes to armatures
• Work with automatic weights
• Improve deformation through weight painting
• Understand inverse kinematics
• Use constraints to control movement
• Create useful controls for posing
• Identify and troubleshoot common rigging problems
• Prepare characters for basic animation
Instead of following a rigid recipe without understanding what's happening, you'll learn how the major parts of a rig work together.
That knowledge makes it easier to troubleshoot problems and adapt the workflow to different characters.
Whether you're preparing characters for animation, games, short films, or personal 3D projects, this book provides a practical foundation for moving from a static model toward a controllable character.
Build the rig. Control the character. Bring your 3D creations to life.

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