The Art of Effective Rigging 2

The Art of Effective Rigging 2 is the most extensive Blender rigging course released to date. It will take you from the very fundamentals of rigging in Blender to high-end, advanced level character rigging from scratch.

Course requirements

This course is for perfect beginners to more advanced riggers. You don’t need to know how to rig in Blender but you do need some experience with the software to be comfortable with its UI, base tools and navigation.

What’s included in the course

• More than 225 videos
• Over 32 hours of lessons and exercises.
• Full PDF documentation including lesson highlights, keyboard shortcut and rig hierarchy.
• One Blender file per lesson.
• High quality characters optimized to run on any PC.
• Lessons for both blender 3.6x LTS and Blender 4.x
• More lessons and updates coming.
• No paid addon needed.

Course content:

Rigging fundamentals

What is rigging and what is it made for.

• Parenting and basic constraints.
• Bones manipulation & Vertex groups.
• Using and managing an armature.
• Naming conventions.

Simple object rigging

Create a Bouncing ball rig.

• Squash and stretch mechanism.
• Add a Spinning mechanism.
• Create controller’s custom shapes.

Robot Rigging

Create a little spider robot that can fold into a sphere.

• Combine different mechanism.
• Create inverse Kinematics legs and arms.
• “Look at” function for the head orientation.
• Introduction to scripting and custom Rig UI.

First character rig

Create your first biped character rig.

• Inverse and forward kinematics switch.
• Simple spine rig.
• Skinning and weights painting basics.
• Full IK leg rig with foot roll.
• Full custom Rig UI using scripting templates
• IK/FK snapping tools.

Advanced character rig

Create an advanced biped character

• Advanced spine rig.
• Pistons and secondary armor rig.
• Skinning and weights painting techniques.
• Full IK/FK switchable arms and legs.

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