r/unrealengine • u/mb1mb1mb1 • Oct 14 '24
I've released two long form (1h30m) step-by-step tutorials for how to animate in unreal Tutorial
My latest (and favorite) is a parkour roll vault using the layered animation workflow: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKGYWBJRfqo
the other is a standing precision jump using the pose-to-pose workflow: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3BsZL6P510
All feedback appreciated, hope this is helpful!
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u/oldmanriver1 Oct 14 '24
This is fantastic !
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u/mb1mb1mb1 Oct 14 '24
thanks so much, glad you like it! Let me know if there's anything else you'd like to see in addition to these tutorials or for my weekly animation giveaways
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u/angeredmage Oct 14 '24
Cool, I've been learning about control rigs this past weekend and there's a surprising lack of actual animation workflow within UE5
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u/NixR1007 Oct 14 '24
Too late bro already saw the video
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u/mb1mb1mb1 Oct 14 '24
I guess "I was told about this twice" is better than "I was told about this zero times"... I hope
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u/NixR1007 Oct 14 '24
I was talking about your video bro. It's very helpful. I used to be animate in Maya. But it was always a hassle to import/ export export the fbx.
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u/mb1mb1mb1 Oct 14 '24
same! I really don't miss maya at all (with the exception of the smartlayers plugin)
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u/NixR1007 Oct 14 '24
And animbot
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u/mb1mb1mb1 Oct 14 '24
I'm releasing an animation tools plugin for free that has some of the animbot features (selection set, mirroring, copy/paste)... let me know if there are any other features you'd want to see and I'll try and get them in there
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u/fenexj Oct 14 '24
I will save this with the intention of diving deeper into it when I am not at work.
The reality is that I will forget as soon as I close this page.
I thank you regardless, from someone who knew his way around animation in UE4 but in UE5 it is like trying to learn to read Arabic without eyes