Rigged Man With Walk Cycle

  • November 07, 2011
  • 10,141 Downloads
  • 7 Likes
  • Blender 2.6x
  • Render: Blender Internal
  • Creator: brightonpiers
  • License: CC-BY
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Description:

This model is a modification of the Low Poly Character model by Blork, uploaded with permission. I have given it a rig based on the recent Blenderguru tutorial, textured it with projection painting and added to the mesh a bit. I've used a simple lighting rig to improve the render times. The model is also animated with a walk cycle, and now I will be working on a run cycle. This is my first animated character.

Comments:

  • daren profile picture
    daren

    Those are some skinny jeans...

    Edited November 07, 2011
  • well Dunne Productions profile picture
    well Dunne Productions

    jeans i find are quite hard to get right, i understand the whole concept of the character is low poly, so you went the right road, but if you plan on using him in an animation or developing him further, id either lose the projection painted approach and with a bit of additional modelling e.g zip flap, back pockets and belt rings and then find the best texture of denim and go that route. just my 2 cents. but good work keep it up. im not critisizing your work, as i cant afford to, just a suggestion

    Edited November 08, 2011
  • roque218 profile picture
    roque218

    well i agree with you, but when you say that you are not critisizing that's not all true, in fact yes you are critisizing but in the good way, you're giving him ideas to further improve his projects, that's critisizing there are several types of critisim :)

    Edited September 02, 2012
  • derekbabb profile picture
    derekbabb

    Its called Constructive Criticism

    Written April 23, 2017
  • brightonpiers profile picture
    brightonpiers

    I'm not sure I agree. I don't think I'd ever need enough resolution in the animation to require modelled pockets etc., and UV texturing the jeans would give you no variation or detail in the texture and generally would be a poor alternative to the projection method, especially for a difficult shape like the bottom half of a body.

    Edited November 08, 2011
  • daren profile picture
    daren

    I didn't say the jeans were bad, if I were to use him in an anim, I'd rework the face before the jeans. His face looks like a store maniquin sort of.

    Edited November 08, 2011
  • brightonpiers profile picture
    brightonpiers

    This upload was really more about the rigging and the walk cycle.

    Edited November 08, 2011
  • well Dunne Productions profile picture
    well Dunne Productions

    sorry mate i take it back, i made a stupid error and judged the jeans on the screenshot and after taking the time to look at them on the actual programme, i feel a douche. i got a rig from a rigging website which had jeans projection painted and they looked terrible, and turned me off the approach cause they looked so wrong, the screen shot doesn't do the work justice, the jeans actually look cool, and animate well. so i eat my words, and say a sorry when its due.sorry mate

    Edited November 08, 2011
  • brightonpiers profile picture
    brightonpiers

    No problem at all - projection painting is a fantastic technique if you get it right and I think can give results that you wouldn't get from any other texturing method.

    Edited November 08, 2011
  • popong profile picture
    popong

    W0W IM AMUSE WITH THIS 3D ANIMATED WALK CYCLE....I KNOW THAT BUT IM NOT EXPERT IN RIGGING..CAN ANYONE GIVE ME SOME TUTORIAL ON RIGGING PLSSS..I WILL TAKE AN EXAMINATION IN NC3 ANIMATION...THANKS GUYS

    Edited February 19, 2012
  • ofreddy profile picture
    ofreddy

    Thank you so much you are incredibly awesome!! I love this rig ;)

    Edited November 26, 2012
  • Getsy profile picture
    Getsy

    Hi, This is really helpful to me and very nice one! Good. I want to have mouth jaw bone in this man, so i can make lipsync in the blender for the same man. I tried adding jaw bone in this man blend, but failed. Could you please help on adding jaw bone for this man rig and share please? I need this help very urgent please.

    Edited June 05, 2013
  • Getsy profile picture
    Getsy

    Hi, This is really helpful to me and very nice one! Good. I want to have mouth jaw bone in this man, so i can make lipsync in the blender for the same man. I tried adding jaw bone in this man blend, but failed. Could you please help on adding jaw bone for this man rig and share please? I need this help very urgent please.

    Edited June 05, 2013
  • tinytony profile picture
    tinytony

    Thank u Sir! Great job!

    Edited May 22, 2014
  • josham profile picture
    josham

    thanks dude, it's awesome.

    Written October 25, 2015
  • Xvidia101 profile picture
    Xvidia101

    jeans i find are quite hard to get right, i understand the whole concept of the character is low poly, so you went the right road, but if you plan on using him in an animation or developing him further, id either lose the projection painted approach and with a bit of additional modelling e.g zip flap, back pockets and belt rings and then find the best texture of denim and go that route. just my 2 cents. but good work keep it up. im not critisizing your work, as i cant afford to, just a suggestion

    Written April 02, 2016
  • dont_cry profile picture
    dont_cry

    why its can't be render ? do yo have the same problem ?

    Written January 24, 2017
  • TeddyMartins profile picture
    TeddyMartins

    Awesome

    Written July 03, 2017
  • RobboStar profile picture
    RobboStar

    He do you mind if I use this in a game? I don't think I'll do anything with it for a while, but I thought I'd ask in case I do. (I couldn't find the original Author, so that's why I'm asking you)

    Written January 22, 2018
  • mrPizza344 profile picture
    mrPizza344

    You forgot the camera , silly!

    Written November 07, 2019
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    Neharika

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    Written October 18, 2023