Scratch the Animation Itch: Simple Rigging and Animation for Creative Fun -Blender 3D

#learning #animation #blender3d Project Files Today we’re going to create a delightful animation scene. It’s a straightforward and enjoyable project, perfect for beginners who are looking for their next assignment after completing the introduction series. The best part about this tutorial is that it covers a bit of animation, rigging, skinning, IK constraints, and other fundamental aspects needed to prepare a character for animation. Instead of delving too deeply into each subject, we’ll focus on the essentials, giving you an overview that keeps you engaged without overwhelming you with excessive details. It’s just enough to spark your curiosity and raise your awareness about these topics. So, let’s dive right in! The scene we will be crafting revolves around a character named “Delete Key“ on a path of destruction, relentlessly breaking other keys. From a 3D modeling perspective and beyond, everything remains relatively simple. It’s not much different from the level we covered in the beginner’s introduction series. However, the animation in this project diverges from the airplane animation we previously explored; it focuses on character animation rather than mechanical animation. So, although it may appear straightforward, it still incorporates fundamental principles of character animation. Do not underestimate the potential of this delete key, as it may open the doors to further curiosity for you. Without further delay, let’s jump straight into it. If you are new to Blender 3D start the introduction series here: Join this channel to support us : SYSTEM CONFIGURATION FOR NERDS: Windows 10 Core i9 12900k RTX 3070 64 GB 5600 Mhz DDR 5 SSD NVME ​ ​ ​​ ​​