Tutorial: Rigging for lowpoly characters

[@NinetyDev]

Never thought to just manually assign vertices to bones rather than weight painting. Gonna have to give this a try.

[@Fallimation]

I like low poly models

[@Badguy292]

Really nice tutorial! A very nice and simple way to explain the IK setup too!

[@molegato_studios]

Thanks! I really don't know why it's usually explained in such complicated way

[@Badguy292]

@@molegato_studios I agree, I might just re-rig my characters like this. Thank you so much!

[@RUST_W0RKS]

super helpful video!! also such an adorable madotsuki model too

[@molegato_studios]

Aw thank you! I'm happy to hear it was useful! :D

[@zzq09]

Bro do you have any idea how to rig low poly char with a long skirt???

[@3dstuff310]

hi thank you for sharing, would you consider making a tutorial on how to make a base mesh with the proportions of the 3d model in the thumbnail?

[@Absnerdity]

I love your models and art style so much. Do you plan on doing a low poly tutorial for modelling and UVs too? Thank you so much for this video

[@jameskb1623]

cool!

[@syweb2]

9:45 Shouldn't the knee and elbow things be used as pole targets instead of adding a new IK constraint?

[@molegato_studios]

You can do that! And depending on the rig, that works! Results vary a lot though, I've found this method is a bit more consistent

[@syweb2]

@@molegato_studios Gotcha. I didn't realize there was a functional difference, to my untrained eye it just looked like more work.

[@nestori1337]

Nice! Can i use these in mixamo for animation?

[@molegato_studios]

If you get an animation from Mixamo you can't use it in a custom rig unless it's identical in names and bones, but there's still ways around it through retargeting!

[@juanjovivo3072]

Muy bueno 👍

[@molegato_studios]

Gracias! Espero que fuera útil!

[@Iuvfortnite]

Legs are movable too right