3ds Max TUTORIAL – Car Rigging Tutorial, Advanced Car Rig Ferrari Enzo
Check what you can do with this rig http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNDfABLJ8uE Copy and paste Float expression for suspension damping travel (works without a…
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At me, the suspension had a little strange movement, it goes down a bit at
the middle even if you push the lower part upwards. Im used
this(p1-0.06-0.5*p1) expression instead. Its actually harder to setup
because i just write it in hurry, but its more realistic.
BTW at the orientation constraint part(41:20), i think its a good idea to
add the other dummy as orientation target too, and weight them 50-50.
My back wheels turn (steer)! help!
you probably linked back wheel dummies to steering controler.. or the
wheels themselves.. first solution is break the link of wheels and re link
them to the correct dummy .. check if when you steer some of the back
dummies steer as well.. if not then you probably just linked the
wheels…if yes you back linked dummies to steering..break link and re link
them according to wheel hubs linking pattern..if thats of any help 🙂
try to rerun the part with dummies at axle and above.. hard to tell what
screwed up… after you finish inner upper dummy wont move (pitch roll) but
the outter upper dummy (one you actual grab to animate) should move along
when you move wheel hub for spring and damping motion
nice video – cool tutorial, excellent 🙂
just realize that inner upper dummy stays in place when you spring wheels
or when you move IK chain with outter upper dummy…IK chain moves as an
average between inner upper dummy one that stays in place and outter upper
dummy (one you control pitch and roll with)… also re link upper dummis to
the axle dummies.. cuz if they are not linked.. they wont move with car
when you grab overall car controler (circle in front) my guess.. RE-Link
upper dumies or do them again