利用者:Mont29/NewAnimation

Another update…

Now, we have first Rigging, then Constraints, and finally Animation.

I started to really work on the rigging section – as they are currently in talk pages, the new versions of pages are available through the small arrow next to the page link in the indices below.

I don’t mention it in detailed descriptions, but of course I’ll try to add small demo examples as often as possible, regrouped per pages in a single blend file.

As usual, all suggestions/ideas are welcome. Note however that this is a 2.49 doc – I know things (more modes in Ipo/Graph and Action/DopeSheet editors…) changed a bit in 2.50, but here we try to have a “definitive” good 2.49 version upon which to build the 2.50 one…

--Mont29 14:01, 27 April 2010 (UTC)

Note for Roger: As I changed a bit the presentation, I moved your comments in relevant sub-pages (while answering to them ;) ).

Good, extensive work Mont29! My only note is that the "Script" constraint is deprecated in 2.5, whome's docs are modeled after 2.49 structs.

--Mikahl 10:00, 22 Dec 2010 (CST)

The Rigging Section

Here we find all about armatures in rigging and skinning. Animating armatures goes in animation chapter!

Each page struct is further detailed here, and reviewed here by mindrones and Roger.

Rigging

Introduction Armature Objects Introduction Panels overview Bones Visualization Structure Selecting Editing Bones Properties Sketching Templating

Skinning Skinning Linking Objects to Bones Skinning to Objects’ Shapes Retargeting Posing Posing Visualization Editing Pose Library Using Constraints Inverse Kinematics

The Constraint Section

Here I propose to follow the three-types categorization as in Blender 2.5.

Each page struct is further detailed here.

Constraints

Introduction Introduction Constraints Common Interface Transform Constraints Copy Location Copy Rotation Copy Scale Limit Distance Limit Location Limit Rotation Limit Scale Transformation

Tracking Constraints Clamp To IK Solver Locked Track Stretch To Track To Relationship Constraints Action Child Of Floor Follow Path Null Rigid Body Joint Script Shrinkwrap

Should there be a modifier section? like the wave modifier, is a form of animation...--Roger/PapaSmurf 23:43, 30 March 2010 (UTC)

I think the Modifier chapter is quite good. I’ll just mention their animation possibilities in “Indirect Animation” page of Animation chapter… --Mont29 11:48, 1 April 2010 (UTC)

Should there be a FAQ section?

About FAQ, I think mindrones is working on it currently (I mean, for the whole manual)… --Mont29 11:48, 1 April 2010 (UTC)

New section

Each page struct is further detailed here.

Animation

Introduction The Timeline Markers 3D Views Animation Editors Animation Editors Ipo Editor Ipo Curves and Keyframes Ipo Datablocks Ipo Types Ipo Editor Interface Editing Ipo Curves Keyframes Ipo Drivers Action Editor Editing Action Channels NLA Editor Editing NLA Strips Strip Modifiers

Animation Techniques Animation Techniques Animating Objects Using Constraints Moving Objects on a Path Animating Shapes Shape Keys Editing Shape Keys Animating Shape Keys Shape Keys Examples Indirect Shape Animation Animating Armatures Stride Animating Lamps Animating Cameras Animating Materials Animating Textures Animating World

Current section

Animation Basics

Introduction Tools Ipo Types Creating Ipo Keyframes Editing Ipo Curves and Keyframes The Timeline Animating Objects Moving objects on a Path Changing Object Layers

Animating Deformation Methods of deformation Shape Keys Absolute Shape Keys Deforming by a Lattice Other Resources Reference: Editing Ipos Hook Modifier to animate mesh deformation BSoD Tutorial Constraints and Axis Locks

Armatures and Character Animation

Introduction Armatures Armature Objects Editing Armatures Posing Armatures Inverse Kinematics

Mesh Skin Weighting Mesh Skin Weighting Animation Editors The Action Editor Non Linear Animation

Advanced Animation

Driven Shape Keys (Ipo Drivers) Ipo Drivers Example

Python Ipo Drivers

The Advanced Animation Section

Well, in fact, I propose to delete this section! It’s very small (three pages, one being a tutorial rather than a manual page, we should move it under Doc:Tutorial!), and the (python) Ipo drivers are just an advanced feature of the Ipo Editor…

+1 --Roger/PapaSmurf 23:41, 30 March 2010 (UTC)