Easy technique for secondary animation in Blender

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here is an amazing and easy method for secondary animation in Blender. you can use this method to animate loose rope, clot, polygon hair , long ears and tail like a dog's and your overall animation will look much more detailed.
‪@NitaRavalji‬

[@xrabohrok]

This is fun but a warning: the reason this works is the way the damped tracks are stacked on each other creates a circular dependency loop, so Blender doesn't immediately find a solution to the pose right away and iterates over time. This is how the wiggle is achieved with no physics. However, if the rig is especially complex or you are expecting deterministic poses, you will need to bake a sim or do some hand animating, unfortunately.

[@binyaminbass]

it's amazing that blender doesn't just crash. I thought circular dependency loops are like silver bullets for blender wolves.

[@Undy1]

Yeah, definitely avoid that - having circular dependency loops breaks a lot of stuff, especially other physics - stuff can sometimes not update from frame to frame or update incorrectly. There's all sorts of weird things that can happen that will screw up the animation in not-immediately obvious ways. It's possible to lose days of rendering because of it. Ask me how I know. As for the solution - just use regular physics. There are free addons like Wiggle Bones and Blender Wiggle 2 that can achieve this effect easily. There's also a paid BoneDynamics Pro which I also recommend.

[@tisexblack]

remember guys, theres always an indian from youtube that can explain better than all the teachers out there would. thankyou. i think u people are blessed with simplifying complex understandings.

[@Animiribi]

I searched TWO YEARS for this technique. Thank you so much! This is perfect for my rigs!

[@NitaRavalji]

you are welcome :)

[@dmg755]

2 years is insane

[@Animiribi]

@@dmg755 Tell me about it. I didn't know the terms to look for back then. At some point I found the wiggly bone add-on which is fine but can create some really weird outcomes

[@mrmacnoobster]

Ooh, that's a lovely solution for small wobbly animations. Some small tips that you might findusefull for this too: 1. When using the automatic weight paint like this, you should turn off deforme on the bones that doesn't really deforme the snakes. Like the Root bone and last bone in your chain. 2. When setting BBones segments, you can select all the bones you want segments on, and ALT + Left click the value field and type 5. This way you change the value for all the selected bones. ALT clicking any value/property field in Blender allows you to change a value for all selected objects, as long as they actually have that property, saves a lot of time for situations like this

[@NitaRavalji]

Thank you for the suggestion 😊 i use alt select feature, but while recording i got concious and changed values separately 😂

[@jonasaguilar]

Wow, that ALT trick made my life so much easier. Thank you so much!

[@feliper.rodrigues5569]

Wow, I was not ready for that transition in the end

[@jsostick]

Please put a disclaimer, i got so scared by that hyper realistic snake, i almost had a heart attack

[@NitaRavalji]

😂😂😂 sorry, i 'll clarify next time.

[@songwin2293]

This is amazing thank you so much for showing!!!

[@hide_ch]

すごくわかりやすかったです！ありがとう！

[@emmet2123]

thank you so much for this, i do pretty simple rigs and cant add things like realistic hair or bounce physics, so this was exactly what im looking for!

[@zack3danimation666]

Amazing！ Thankyou so much for the tutorial

[@TheColinStein]

Unbelievably simple! Looks great too!

[@PetRatPro]

Very useful! Thank you for making this!!

[@animacioneilustracion7883]

AWESOME!!!! THANKS A LOT!

[@mariarogueone]

Thank you a lot! I was waiting for this tutorial for months!

[@ajononikostudio]

This tutorial is top notch! Thank you so much!

[@Juanmcz]

perfect! love your art! Thx for the video :)

[@BennieWoodell]

Wow that is so awesome! I'm going to have to give this a try!

[@ukmonk]

great tutorial! thank you!

[@Sumo3D]

thank you so much been struggling for a couple days now.

[@nits4276]

thank you!!!! this is amazing ❤❤❤

[@ageofgar]

Cool technique, I never used that constrain before ! Thanks for sharing and for making a short tutorial 😁

[@julianlojek7585]

Ha! I was looking up creating "muscle geo" to run a softbody sim on, but this is so much faster for what I need. Thank you for sharing!

[@lifesymbiont5769]

Thank you allot for this video! I thought I was doomed without an up-to-date bone physics add-on, but this solves my needs quite well!

[@artistjim114]

You are a genius! Thank you! ❤

[@oksanamukomel5533]

I'm so glad you're back! Thanks for your work!

[@ChrisChoiThird]

Dang!!! It's a super cool tutorial! Thank you.

[@nathilu]

Muchas gracias por este tutorial! :)

[@bozotoso1]

was looking for this, thanks !

[@sound4mation]

that was amazing.

[@Uliszs3d]

great tutorial, thanks!! :)

[@mrrblueee]

Thank you sooooooooooo much

[@somegreybloke]

This was super helpful, thank you!

[@Satan_said_DRAW]

That was very helpful, thanks!

[@alan112223]

Awesome!

[@amychr]

wow, very helpful video! Thanks!

[@darviniusb]

This gave me some ideas for other bouncy things to animate.

[@MrEmbew]

WOOWWW!!! Thank you so much!! this is really a time saver!!

[@generalmortars7557]

Thank you, that was a great tutorial.

[@OttrPopAnimations]

wow :o this is brilliant! thanks!

[@MiDaY_i]

Wow amazing Work!!!! Thank You For This

[@jkm723]

amazing video. Thank you so much!!!

[@NowisX]

That's great, I've been using Blender for years but I've never seen a tutorial so well explained. Thank you!!

[@bijay7478]

thanks

[@rapyerart]

Muchas gracias!!! llevo mucho tiempo buscando como hacer algo así, salvaste mi Proyecto de Título🙏🙏✨✨

[@danielfilipepro]

loved it

[@salarycat]

Great tutorial, and love the music, it makes it relaxing to watch.

[@jcleonvlogs3220]

Thanks

[@catboystinkbug]

wow!!! it's so simple and yet so good! thank you! 😊😊

[@NickelLight]

Very clever! I wasn't sure what you were going to do from the thumbnail but I'm glad I clicked! Thanks for sharing this technique!

[@TheStrokeForge]

Holy cow thats awesome

[@joacocavo2745]

Lovely, thank you

[@Carnifex20]

THANK YOU! I've been trying to find a way to animate my character's pigtails without having to move every single bone by hand. Works perfectly!

[@Hylaire]

This is awesome. I've been searching for something like this long time and here ı found. Thanks so much.

[@mcgoose258]

absolutely brilliant. and a perfect video length and speed for teaching

[@Clases3d]

so cool technique

[@anassulaiman888]

wonderful thanks

[@titilim77]

wow your animation is awesome, btw thank you so much for the tutorial

[@leonardoromero4709]

Thx for the tutorial

[@amasun13]

great

[@wam3d]

Thanks very much 😉

[@MsEna2011]

You save my life !!!

[@CaricatureRida]

Thanks 👍🙏

[@cheftechnique]

WOW!!!!! this is so well explained and fixed my fish animation perfectly, THANK YOU!

[@vasatbey]

that was very useful. Thank you.

[@HiroWithSpice]

Genuine lifesaver

[@ExonGiandielFranco]

Muchas gracias, me ha resultado de mucha utilidad.

[@tiredbones5985]

This is hands down one of the best tutorials I have ever seen, funny, simply explained with just a hint of really beautiful music. Perfection! Good job!

[@misericorde7338]

Smart Technique

[@r1_tocuyo]

MUY BUEN VIDEO, GRACIAS.

[@KathyRoss]

Holy shit, i was looking for months a solution, and here is!!! you freaking awesome

[@tonystep3d]

Thanks, this very smart and very useful!!❤

[@lalamax3d]

hey nita, really good work cheers,

[@amootoon4032]

이처럼 귀여운 강의는 처음이네요. ^^ 💕 멋진 강의 잘 봤습니다.

[@ganeshmarpuri9764]

You are so cool thanks for making this tutorial🙏🙏🙏

[@NirmalveerSingh]

hyper realistic snake model

[@citycritteradventures7427]

Lovely watching this and listening to you. Very useful trick too when adding life to animations!

[@kingsridge]

Nita... I hope you're somewhere, happily, living out your: Best. Possible. Life...because you are amazing and you deserve. This was THE most difficult instruction to find. I was totally in the same mess @Animiribi was in and you pulled me out--thanks so much! Subbed.

[@AdEros]

Amazing

[@jenovaizquierdo]

Really awesome tutorial 👍

[@lofianimator9797]

this helps

[@T.J.Hloyka]

О, спасибо!

[@megtwin]

Nice! I'm going to try this on the long floppy ears on my bunny model!!

[@sokkaku3680]

muchas gracias

[@piccadilliesband]

slay thank you Ɛ>

[@jomargalicia]

wow superb! very useful and direct to the point

[@sergiovega3115]

wow! brilliant, i love you 😍

[@blender3dtamil]

Simply superb

[@hyper341]

Omg thanks I learn too much

[@Giovanistandup]

Nice tutorial

[@ukmonk]

works great! done a massive monster tongue and looks awesome! thanks again! saves me having to hand animate every frame and this looks more realistic! got yourself another sub :)

[@NitaRavalji]

Wow ,i am happy for you 😊

[@mackerdy]

HOLY!!!!!you saved my day))))))))))))))))

[@GostosasGarotas]

very nice!

[@HelloFabs]

I laughed at "hyperrealistic snake" hehe :) Really cool and fast tutorial :) Thank you so much! Subscribed!!

[@santiago-mrh]

Very good tutorial

[@sshr5182]

OMG GENIUS

[@sshr5182]

AND FUNNY HEHE

[@hamid2688]

u are the saviour of the year Nita love u

[@DECODEDVFX]

Nice video. The result is really cute.

[@DragaoNinja]

Good !

[@user-px2bh9he8h]

good tutorial I want more tutorial

[@binudasd9168]

Too useful bro..thank u