Hi Armaan, I was checking Bow rigging tutorial on your YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qMQcfFs2kRs and found it very interesting. When I was trying it and applying transform constraint, the target bones don't stay in the same place. I am using 3.8.75 version. Attaching screenshots and spine file. Would appreciate if you can look into it. A Big Thanks
I Armaan 😀, I have completed the fundamental course completed. Thanks for creating such an amazing course. I am more interesting into learning rigging and animations and need a proper structured course with step by step guidance. Would be very excited and grateful if you can suggest me another course of my choice. A Big Thanks
Thank you very much! Currently I am working on VFX course next will be rigging and animation course, I want to dedicate a single course on every particular topic, so for rigging course we will just a rig a single character but very detailed
Hi Armaan,
Thanks for creating this course.
I had used spine past few years back but very limited usage.
Its great to see everything again but in a structured way.
I am facing problem in completing the quiz.
When I submit but nothing happens.
When I click on next step, I get this warning of loosing my session.
Though its a first module but it can be very important to beginners.
Kindly look into in.
Thanks
I've just finished the Fundamentals section and the Quiz just has an input field with a "write your question..." label on it and it doesn't even let me type anything into it... i'm guessing it's a bug or it's not finished? am I missing something? Thanks!
Oh this is very bad I spent so much time making those seems I lost all of them, let me see what happened, thanks for reporting Gabe!
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You cant do that in 3.8 with one constraint, it does not provide separate axes for constraints, in the video I show that I also set Y axis in the constraint it will collapse the target bones together in the center, your target bone moves up because you pressed match, spine matches with the first bone position which was the top bone so bottom target bone goes there