Rigging for impatient people - Blender Tutorial

I cant believe how complicated this program is. Im sure learning to be a doctor isn't this confusing.

One of the best tutorials I've come across. Nice job good sir.

just realized you were holding a bone at the beginning lol

:D

Thanks! I was stucked one month on the riggind and has only to go to the weight painting part of your vid. Thanks! On of the best tutorial for blender on internet ( for sure the best for the rigging)

Super good. Learn lots of tips . Thanks .

спасибо 👊

absolute lifesaver, i need to animate a turtle thats also a tank and somehow couldnt find a tutorial for it (blender community is clearly lacking), but I think this is gonna work wonders. thanks!

"Rigging for impatient people" - Oh, something right for me! [starts the video] "No, wait! Slow down!"
Goddammit, you got me from zero to beginner really fast.

my man, you just saved me, i wish you a beautiful christmas (or whatever you fancy idk), a beautiful partner, lots of money and lots of yummy food.

Só eu que vim pela playlist da deslegendário?

when i try to symmetrize the left bones, they don't go to the right. please tell me how to fix this now

You made my hatred for rigging turn into love.

but blender don't remember for me

I followed the tutorial exactly, but when I parent the armature to the mesh, posing the armature just doesn't move the mesh at all. What could I be doing wrong??? I've tried so many times and followed so many tutorials, but I have literally never been able to make an armature that actually moves a mesh, and I have no idea why it never works. Looking online I find lots of people with the same problem and they're able to easily fix it, but when I try what they did to fix it nothing happens. I know this video is a few months old but I really need help with this.

weight painting is scary, THAT IS WHY I MAKE BADASS ROBOT CHARACTERS!

though i rarely do the weight paints

I was really having trouble understanding the diff between the two rigging styles. My Japanese friend reco'd I watch the classic documentary film, "Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla"

It's all good now

my bones arent moving in pose mode

finally a tutorial that wont last until im old

bro were where you like the past 2 years of my life?

I have been looking for all this video is describing! thank you! <3

the most complicated part of blender

very helpful, tkx :)

It took an entire half semester to learn how to do pretty much this in Maya, versus just 10 minutes. Crazy how it happens

How is his armature a stick/

Just tried it. And just spent an hour to make a simple person and somehow messed it up and ended up exporting a baked potato

Great tut! I like your style!

I was struggling for hours with IK until I realized my chain length was the problem 🙃 what a waste of time. Thanks for making this video!

This video helped me create my first ever animation!!!👍

Just waist 40 bucks for auto rig pro

OMG, ctrl+F2 🤩why I didn't encounter this video earlier 😭

It’s not letting me move my character

this was so jam packed with info holy amazing

Super helpful 🙏🏾

I followed the steps and my pc exploded 😢

Not all heroes wear capes 🙌

the way you teach not only saves time but makes me more patient with the actual process bc I don't have to sit through long drawn out videos. invaluable you are. if you make any courses ill look into them.

Oh man. I don't need any other tutorials after this.

You got me on weight painting headache!

How connect mesh with bone.

What does it meen when loop in parents.

So how do you make sure other parts don't get suck on each other and broken.

Man this is really interesting.