This is an eight part course about various concepts of mechanical rigging in blender.

This course is very easy to understand and without any unnecessary fluff.
I'll be taking you with me and I'll explain all necessary methods in real-time.

You'll move from basic armature building to complex, functional devices that move automatically and are ready to animate.
This course gives you the basic building blocks for creating cool mechanical robots and other machines and devices with realistic, and kinda complex movements.
Adding these to any animated mechanical creation will make it instantly look more dynamic and complex.

By learning key rigging principles like Inverse Kinematics (IK), Gears, Pistons, Cables, and dynamic Springs you'll gain the skills to bring any hard-surface creation to life, accelerating your workflow and boosting the visual quality of your projects.

This course will introduce you to these various rigging principles:

INTRO INTO IK RIGGING:
Where I teach you my most used rigging tool

ROBOT LEGS:
We'll create a semi-complex rig, where you get to learn some advanced but still approachable principles

PISTONS:
Nothing cool can work without some nice pistons. Easy to set up but adds a lot of visual complexity.

GEARS:
Learn the core principle of how simple gears work together. Includes an intro into drivers

ROBOT ARMS:
You'll learn a more advanced setup and how multiple IK rigs can work together

CABLES:
The most fun and versatile mechanic. I'll teach you three core cable principles that I use a lot. No simulations or baking needed

ROBOT CLAMPS:
An advanced mechanism that looks complex but is easy to use with just one controller.

SPRINGS:
Learn two different methods for creating Springs with various advantages any dynamic uses.

🤔 WHAT DO PEOPLE THINK?

I hope you enjoy it and let me know how it worked out for you 🙂

Please contact me if you have any problems.

Cheers ✌️