BLENDER Tutorial 2d mouth for a 3d character

A quick BLENDER Tutorial on rigging a 2d mouth to a 3d character. Its a popular but tricky technique to get right, Heres my method for rigging 2d elements onto 3d Elements. Complete with preview and auto snapping.

[@tamoghnadey2207]

This is so good although its gonna take me a while to get a hang of it. Thank you!

[@blenderisfunty]

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[@guitarsuperhero]

THIS IS SOOOO USEFUL thank you so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!! amazing work!!!!!!!!!

[@MattiasEriksson-2023]

Thank you for a good tutorial and explanation how you did setup it! I have seen many different setups, but yours was easy to understand!

[@Hollowpixel]

You're very welcome!

[@saikatazad5631]

exactly what i wanted! awesome dude! thanks a ton :D

[@mixchief]

@Hollowpixel This was an absolute little gem!! As a minute change to the method, I suppose you could also create a plane and subdivide it according to the number of grid sections, then maybe use shrinkwrap and snap to those faces (if that's possible) or otherwise poke the faces to get verts at their center points, then delete the extraneous verts (edges around the actual verts). That way you'd get more exact locations for the selector-thingamajig? I was actually looking for a method to have shrinkwrapped Grease Pencil mouth strokes become flat ... as in not protruding from the face mesh. Is that even possible?

[@Brantoonz]

This is cool

[@Hollowpixel]

Thanks mate :)

[@tapikoBlends]

thank you for snapping trick )