There is my second video tutorial on my new blog.
In this tutorial, I am going through the basics of hierarchy in Anime Studio, then I explain the basic concepts of Forward and Inverse Kinematics.
We then look at a way to setup an hybrid FK IK rig for legs using capricorn33 FKIK script.
I hope you will find it useful and as always, I am looking forward to any comments or suggestions on how I could make these tutorials better.
You can find the scripts in either of these locations.
Official Anime Studio Forum
Unofficial Anime Studio forum
Here is the work file for this tutorial skeleton.zip
Gilles
Welcome to my blog
My name is Gilles Charbonneau
I am a long time 2d animator and I would like to share with you some of the tips and tricks I have learned over the years by posting tutorials and articles on this blog.
Gilles
Thanks Gilles
ReplyDeleteClear and well done. I could not figure out where the link to the script was, but then again I have not had the opportunity to do a thorough search on the forum.
By the way, that skeleton is very well done.
Dust
Hello Dust.
ReplyDeleteI have put links for the scripts for both forums on the tutorial blog page, did you miss that, or maybe it is not evident enough, I may have to fix that!
Thanks for the comment! :)
hi Gilles.
ReplyDeleteAnother great and very clear tutorial to follow.
Thank you for taking the time to produce the tutorial.
Best wishes as always.
Paul.
Thank you Paul.
ReplyDeleteWill make a head turn with dialogue today, with the Homer character I made when I got ASP.
Will try to post it today and will wait a few days to post it on the forums, just so the regular viewers here get to see it first!
Gilles
thank you, great post! its clear now ;-)
ReplyDeleteGlad I could help! :)
ReplyDeleteYou're amazing. Thanks for this script and tutorial.
ReplyDeleteThe script is not mine, but the tutorial is! :)
ReplyDeleteIf you have any questions just ask, I will gladly answer them! :)
I didn't know about this. Thanks a lot it works great!
ReplyDeleteYou are most welcome Lisandro
DeleteThanks so, so much! I really appreciate you going through the trouble of creating a step-by-step tutorial on this.
ReplyDeleteYou are quite welcome!
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