Shark Rigging in Blender 4.0 Tutorial | By Malikose Studio

Welcome to my Blender tutorial! In this video, I'll guide you through the exciting process of Rigging a Low Poly Shark in Blender. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced 3D artist, you're bound to pick up new skills and have a great time along the way.
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[@Inhan_]

wow best youtube video

[@Kukucartoon7667]

Thanks 👍

[@angelajesslyn5474]

Hi, in 13:53 mine not bending as look like in this tutorial. Do you know where is the problem? Thank you

[@MalikoseStudio]

make sure you've set the transform pivot point to 'Individual Origins' as the tutorial suggests. This allows each selected component to move independently.

[@jasonwilliams8730]

I love rigify but as of 3.6 and 4.0 at least for me something changes on the horse after exporting. The changes happen inside of blender itself so I don't believe this to be game engine related. As soon as I export the horse it is as if someone went in and changed the front heel rotation on every keyframe I saved. I tried using the wolf as workaround but it did the same thing. I have done a few horses and wolfs with ease in the past so idk what I am doing wrong.

[@MalikoseStudio]

Try different export formats. I think this will help.

[@jasonwilliams8730]

@@MalikoseStudioThanks for the tip. I have tried fbx and gltf so far. I might be limited on what formats I can use for godot but I will give it a go :)