Mini-Tutorial : Easy weight assigment for hair - Part 3
Mar 3, 2018 11:52:09 GMT -5
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Post by tsminhsims on Mar 3, 2018 11:52:09 GMT -5
Hi, today I want to share with you an easy way to assign two bone: b__R_Clavicle__ and b__L_Clavicle__ ( move with shoulders )
You can see the differences before assigning and after.
It helps your hair (or something else) can work smoothly with many animations and poses.
First, I want to show you the position of these bones, the b_L_Clavicle_ is on the right, and the b_R_Clavicle_ is on the left, so there is a small point you need to distinguish.
Let ‘s start.
Change blender view like this:
Step 1: create two empty bones b_L_Clavicle_ and b_R_Clavicle_, and now we are working on the b_L_Clavicle_ first.
Go to Weight Paint mode, set the Curve as the image below.
Step 2: Select Weight Gradient and drag a line from two red points
Step 3: Click on Level and put a suitable number (it must be a negative number) to make the area smaller, I usually use -0.25 or -0.5.
Do the same way for b_R_Clavicle_.
And that ‘s it.
But keep in mind, if you assign your mesh more than 4 bones, you should Limit Total to keep the number of the assignment on a vertex under 4, because the game just read 4 bones per a vertex.
This is my result:
With assigning:
Without assigning:
Read my other tutorial for hair here: [X]
You can see the differences before assigning and after.
It helps your hair (or something else) can work smoothly with many animations and poses.
First, I want to show you the position of these bones, the b_L_Clavicle_ is on the right, and the b_R_Clavicle_ is on the left, so there is a small point you need to distinguish.
Let ‘s start.
Change blender view like this:
Step 1: create two empty bones b_L_Clavicle_ and b_R_Clavicle_, and now we are working on the b_L_Clavicle_ first.
Go to Weight Paint mode, set the Curve as the image below.
Step 2: Select Weight Gradient and drag a line from two red points
Step 3: Click on Level and put a suitable number (it must be a negative number) to make the area smaller, I usually use -0.25 or -0.5.
Do the same way for b_R_Clavicle_.
And that ‘s it.
But keep in mind, if you assign your mesh more than 4 bones, you should Limit Total to keep the number of the assignment on a vertex under 4, because the game just read 4 bones per a vertex.
This is my result:
With assigning:
Without assigning:
Read my other tutorial for hair here: [X]
this will help many people.
