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0:01[screaming]
0:02>> Why are you running?
0:04Why are you running?
0:05>> Ever ask someone about Blender and they
0:07talk about it like it's some kind of
0:08boogeyman, like you need a PhD just to
0:11open the program? Here's the truth, you
0:13don't. Blender is complicated, but if
0:15you're learning it for Roblox animation,
0:16saying you need even 5% of its features
0:19is an exaggeration. You only need the
0:21tools that actually matter, and by the
0:23end of this guide, you'll know every
0:24single one of them. So, what the hell
0:26are we waiting for? Start off by
0:28downloading this folder. You'll find a
0:29link in the description. Right click,
0:31download, easy. Next up, we need to
0:33extract the folder or else you're going
0:35to end up with a rig that's purple.
0:37Unless you like purple, you don't want
0:38that. You can either use 7-Zip or
0:40WinRAR. It really doesn't matter. Drag
0:42the folder to your desktop or wherever
0:44you want it to be, and it's done.
0:45Congratulations. If you don't have
0:46Blender yet, this would be a good time
0:48to get it. Once again, link's in the
0:49description or you can also get it on
0:51Steam. Now, finally, open the Blender
0:52tutorial files folder and go into R6 IK
0:55rig, and we're going to straight up
0:56launch R6 IK fix. It should look
0:59something like this. If it doesn't, make
1:01sure you're actually in the animation
1:03tab up here. You might be in the layout,
1:05so just click over from the layout into
1:07the animation tab. Now, before we do
1:09anything, go into edit, preferences, and
1:11add-ons. [music]
1:12Now, this little drop-down arrow over
1:14here, select install from disk. You need
1:17to locate the folder we just installed.
1:19If it's on your desktop, then just go to
1:21your desktop and find it there. Once you
1:22found it, open up important Blender
1:24add-ons. And over here, first of all,
1:27select the first one, install from disk,
1:29and we're going to repeat the same
1:30thing. So, again, drop-down arrow,
1:32install from disk. You might have to
1:34navigate back into the Blender add-ons
1:36folder and install the other one, Lazy
1:38Viewport. Lazy Viewport will
1:39automatically enable these gizmos, which
1:42make navigating or posing stuff much
1:45easier, especially when you're a
1:46beginner in Blender. And I'm kind of I
1:49would say I'm pretty advanced. I'm not a
1:50beginner anymore, and I still use this
1:52for posing. So, I recommend this, but if
1:55you don't like it, you can go into the
1:57preferences again, type in lazy
1:59viewport, and you can disable it. But, I
2:01highly recommend leaving it enabled. The
2:03next add-on is going to be for exporting
2:05animations. We're not there yet, so
2:07we're going to press N, and this will
2:08close the tab on the right side over
2:10here, so it doesn't bother us. Let's
2:12first get used to actually orienting
2:13around the viewport. So, as you can see,
2:16I'm holding down my middle mouse click
2:18button, and this allows me to rotate and
2:21move around. Now, if [music] I hold
2:24shift and also hold my middle mouse
2:27button, I can [music]
2:28like move around like this. So,
2:29basically, mouse button or middle mouse
2:31button only is going to be for rotating,
2:34and shift plus middle mouse button is
2:35going to be for actually moving around.
2:37You'll get used to this super fast,
2:39guys, so don't worry. It might be a
2:41little confusing, but this is what it
2:43is. Obviously, scroll on the As you can
2:46see, I'm scrolling up and down. This
2:47This will zoom in and out. Very simple,
2:49very easy. Next up, a few shortcuts. I'm
2:51going to go easy on you. You don't have
2:53to remember every single one, but these
2:55are going to be super important. You're
2:56going to use these all the time. So,
2:58first of all, is G. This is for moving.
3:00This As you can see over here, either
3:02[music] if you forget about all these
3:04shortcuts, you can every single time you
3:07can just hover over each of these tools,
3:09and as you can see, it shows you the
3:11shortcut. Next up, we have rotate, which
3:12is R. This obviously allows you to
3:14rotate different parts around. What you
3:16will notice, however, is that this part
3:19and this part will not rotate, which is
3:21because these parts are actually not
3:23meant to rotate. You're supposed to
3:24rotate this one. You're supposed to
3:26rotate the bottom parts, the bottom like
3:28foot controls. These are the ones that
3:31rotate. So, when you want to rotate the
3:32leg up, you won't do it like this.
3:35Instead, you will actually take this,
3:37move it like this with the move tool,
3:39and this is how you rotate it up. And
3:41then, you can also rotate this back, so
3:44it fits the fits the leg. It It's not
3:46something you need to do, or it's not
3:48something you have to do, but it will
3:50just keep it a little more nice to look
3:53at, you know, cuz this could get pretty
3:54messy as you pose. There's also scale,
3:57which is S, but the chances are you
3:59won't really be scaling stuff around, so
4:01you don't have to worry about that. It's
4:03also good to mention that over here is a
4:05root is or is the root. It might be a
4:07little hard harder to see over here, but
4:09basically when you click on this, this
4:11is used to actually move the whole body.
4:13So as you can see, this moves the whole
4:15body and the torso actually only moves
4:17the torso and the legs cuz obviously the
4:20This is an IK rig, which means inverse
4:22kinematics. Most of you won't understand
4:24what that means, but all you need to
4:26know is that an IK rig basically moves
4:28the legs along with it. Now, this makes
4:31animating walk cycles and everything
4:33just so much easier. It's one of the
4:35main reasons why Blender is far superior
4:37in animating in comparison to, for
4:39example, you know, Moon Animator or the
4:41Roblox Studio animation thing itself,
4:44which absolutely sucks. You should not
4:46use that. Now, let's get familiar with
4:48some of these tabs. This one on the left
4:50graph editor. I'm going to go back to
4:51this in a second, but just so you know
4:53what it's called and what it is. Over
4:54here, down here, this is the dope sheet,
4:56which basically means a timeline. So if
4:58you're used to Moon Animator or any
5:00other type of animation software, you're
5:02going to know what this is. It's
5:03basically where you're going to see
5:04every single keyframe. As you can see,
5:06we've got head master control and all
5:08that. We're not going to go through all
5:10of that. What you should do, however, is
5:13actually uh unless it's already done.
5:15It's usually Oh, okay, it's not already
5:17here. So go over here to this little
5:20thing. I don't know what this icon is,
5:21but just click on this icon and only
5:23show selected. Now, what this will do is
5:26that it will only show the things that
5:28you select over here, which makes
5:29animating much easier and especially you
5:32don't need uh like all of these here all
5:35the time, especially when you're, for
5:36example, not using the legs. You just
5:38don't need to have it. It just gets way
5:40too cluttered. So most of you probably
5:42already understand the purpose of not
5:44the timeline. Basically, it tells you
5:47which part is supposed to be where.
5:49These are keyframes and keyframes tell
5:51you which part or tell the program which
5:53part is supposed to be where at that
5:56certain point in the in the timeline.
5:57So, let's say on frame 15, we're going
5:59to move the torso a little bit forward.
6:01As you can see, on frame on frame 15,
6:04the torso is forward. On frame zero,
6:06it's it's in the default position.
6:08Another really good hotkey to know, and
6:10this is very important, guys. For
6:11example, you know, you mess up your
6:13pose, it's all over the place. What do
6:15you do right now to revert it? You press
6:17A, which selects the whole rig. Now, you
6:20press Alt G and Alt R. Done. Your rig is
6:23now in the
6:25in the default position. But, be
6:27careful. Every single thing you do, so
6:29let's say I move this, it creates a
6:31keyframe automatically. So, you got to
6:33watch out so you just don't, you know,
6:35make keyframes in the wrong spots and
6:36then wonder what's happening with your
6:38animation. Over here at the bottom,
6:39you're going to see start and end. Now,
6:41start you're going to leave that as zero
6:43frames 99% of the time. It doesn't make
6:45sense to to put any other value in here,
6:48but the end basically this means how
6:51long your animation's going to be. The
6:52question is, how do you know how long
6:54this animation is? It's 40 frames long,
6:57but this doesn't really tell you how
6:58many seconds because 40 frames is not
7:01it's not 40 seconds. The way you
7:03calculate this is you have to go over
7:05here to the output tab and over here we
7:07have frame rate. It's set at 60 FPS
7:10right now. I would recommend you set
7:11this, guys, to 24. Now, most of you know
7:14what FPS means. In case you don't, it's
7:16frames per second. So, there's going to
7:17be 24 frames per second. So, 24 frames
7:20is going to be 1 second. So, currently
7:22our timeline is long 40 frames, which I
7:25don't know how how much is exactly. I
7:27think it's about 1.8 seconds, something
7:30like that. So, we're going to select 24
7:32over here, type it in the end, and now
7:34we have an animation that is 1 second
7:37long. Obviously, there's no animation,
7:38there's no keyframes here, but we have a
7:40timeline that's 1 second long. I highly
7:42recommend animating at 24 FPS because at
7:4560, you're going to have to do double
7:47the work. More frames per second means
7:49you're going to have to animate more
7:51poses per second. As simple as that.
7:53Now, it's important to learn how to
7:55navigate through Blender at least a
7:56little bit. So, I've already mentioned
7:58the animation layout tab where most of
8:01the time we're going to be spending in
8:02animation. So, you don't even need to
8:04worry about most of all these don't
8:06matter. But sometimes you will press
8:08some wrong hotkey or something and you
8:10might find yourself in a peculiar
8:12situation. For example, like this one.
8:14So, [gasps]
8:16um this basically means you're in
8:17wireframe mode. This is one of the modes
8:20over here on the top right here. We have
8:23uh solid mode, we have this is the
8:25material preview, and we have rendered
8:27mode. Where most of the time we're going
8:29to be in material preview because when
8:31you're in solid mode, you you can't
8:32actually see the texture. So, go into
8:35material preview and every time
8:37every time your thing just switches
8:39through, make sure to remember it's over
8:41here. You
8:43go back to over here and you go back
8:45into material preview. Also, uh if
8:47you're in object mode, uh you select the
8:49armature, go into pose mode. Actually, I
8:51think Blender made it so you don't even
8:53need to select the armature before you
8:55actually needed to select the armature
8:57to go into pose mode. Right now, you
8:58don't even need to have anything
9:00selected and you can go back into pose
9:01mode straight off the bat. It'll be a
9:03good time to actually start moving stuff
9:05around now. Make sure we're at frame
9:06zero and everything is keyframed. If
9:08it's not and you actually deleted these,
9:10what you do to actually keyframe all
9:12these is press I and this this generates
9:15keyframes automatically on every single
9:17bone part. Now, let's move the timeline
9:18to 24 frames. This is the end of the
9:20animation. And one of the best ways to
9:22show you what the graph editor does and
9:23how it works is actually animating the
9:25head. So, we're going to turn the head
9:27about 90 degrees, something like that,
9:3060 degrees, around 60 over here. And
9:32we're going to do one of those like slow
9:34starting slow and basically like ending
9:37fast type of head turns. I'm going to
9:39show you an animation on screen so you
9:40know what I'm talking about. So make
9:42sure the head bone is still selected and
9:44over here we have the graph editor. Now
9:45this again will look super complicated
9:48to a beginner beginner but it's not that
9:50complicated, all right? If we click this
9:51drop down over here you're going to see
9:53a bunch of different things. So this
9:55basically is used to actually understand
9:57what we're doing and which graphs we're
9:59actually pulling and what we're changing
10:01and what not. I feel like this is going
10:02to help you understand things so much
10:04better. So let's actually click on X
10:06quaternion rotation. Now this doesn't
10:09have anything selected but if we click
10:12on Y quaternion rotation it suddenly
10:15selects this graph. Now this actually is
10:18very important because this means it
10:20actually is moving on the Y axis. If you
10:23see over here we have the green line.
10:25This is the Y axis. Now the reason we
10:26need to know this is once you start
10:28making complex animations your graph is
10:30going to look like spaghetti and it's
10:31very nice to be able to know which
10:34graphs you're actually moving and which
10:37graphs are actually being used in the
10:38animation. The only thing that might be
10:40slightly confusing is that we actually
10:42rotated the character on the Z axis. So
10:45why is it that when we click on Z
10:47rotation axis over here the the graph or
10:50the curve is flat? Now this is going to
10:52be super confusing because it might seem
10:55like it doesn't make sense but it
10:56actually does. When you look over here
10:58to the top right you can see the Z is up
11:00and the Y is over here to the back. What
11:02this means is that the graph editor
11:04functions a little differently than this
11:06this little rotation tool. And it
11:08basically means that the two are
11:09inverted. So if I actually pose it on
11:11the Y axis as you can see the Z suddenly
11:14pops up and it's no longer flat. Now
11:16it's completely all right if you don't
11:18understand what I'm saying right now.
11:19It's fine guys. You're going to trust me
11:21you're going to get used to it. But now
11:22that we at least roughly understand
11:24what's going on let's move on with the
11:26animation. So right now I only have
11:28these key frames selected. If I actually
11:30drag my mouse and select both of these
11:31is going to appear. Both of these curves
11:33are going to appear. Now, as you can see
11:35this moves everything around. So, we're
11:37actually going to only select these two
11:40or and these ones at the start here. And
11:42we'll start pulling this graph that are
11:44right here. We're going to start pulling
11:46these points all the way to the right.
11:48Just pull them all the way to the right.
11:50And now let's play the animation. And as
11:52you can see, we already got what we were
11:55actually going to hoping for and what we
11:57wanted. But, it's not perfect. So, we're
11:59going to go ahead and select these key
12:00frames and we're going to pull this one
12:02down. We're going to pull it all the way
12:05down like this. And what this does, it
12:07makes the the end super sharp. So, you
12:11can actually experiment this. I think
12:12this is This might be a little too
12:13sharp. So, we're going to put it like
12:15this. Also, if you go ahead and kind of
12:18overshoot the graph, what it's going to
12:20do is going to make a nice little bounce
12:24at the end. Which you cannot see this.
12:25I'm actually going to
12:27uh put the time on to 48. You might be
12:28able to see this. It's very subtle, so
12:31it might actually not even be shown.
12:32Basically, if I actually over exaggerate
12:34completely, you're going to see what I'm
12:35talking about. It just goes It goes back
12:38and then goes, you know, back.
12:41>> [laughter and gasps]
12:41>> I don't know how to how to explain it
12:44even simpler. It basically means that
12:46your pose is kind of going to overshoot
12:48and then go back. It's done a lot with
12:50these arm movements. So, let's say
12:52actually Hold on. Let's go to key frame
12:54zero. Let's go to key frame 12. Going to
12:56bring the arm up. And we're going to
12:58move it a little bit. Select these key
13:00frames. And as you can see, it's already
13:02looking way more complicated. But, it's
13:04actually not so complicated. Simply put,
13:07the curves that are most steep are the
13:08ones that are mainly being affected. So,
13:10we're going to select this point over
13:12here. Select all of these and just turn
13:14it all the way up to the right side. And
13:17we're going to turn this one all the way
13:20or I'm just going to
13:21exaggerate it super much so you know so
13:23you know what I'm talking about. And we
13:25can also select this one. turn it all
13:28the way like this again, and once again
13:30make it overshoot. This is going to be
13:32super exaggerated. As you can see, it
13:34overshoots and then goes back.
13:36Obviously, if you put this way lower, if
13:39I actually select both of these and
13:41okay, I cannot do it like that, but I
13:43can do it like this. And select both of
13:45these and boom, we've got a slight It's
13:48It's a little bit too fast. You can make
13:50it slower if you actually
13:52do it like this. Do it like so, it's
13:55going to make it slower.
13:58And now it's going to be slightly
13:59slower. It's still pretty fast because
14:01it's only 12 frames. But, that's
14:03basically what I'm talking about. All
14:04right. To make this even smoother and
14:06kind of like the secret sauce everybody
14:08does is actually making in-betweens.
14:10This is going to be like every single
14:12animation is going to have some sort of
14:13an in-between. So, let's actually just
14:15do a really do a really random
14:17in-between here.
14:19And as you can see, that all that
14:21already just looks a lot nicer. You're
14:23going to be experimenting with this a
14:24lot, but the good thing is that you're
14:26actually not going to be using this as
14:28much as you would think. If this seems
14:30super complicated, the good thing is
14:32that you don't even need to use it.
14:33Like, you could literally make linear
14:35animations without these graphs, and
14:38they will still look good. All you need
14:39is in-betweens and stuff like that. If
14:41you are new to animating in general, I
14:43would advise you to actually watch 12
14:44principles of animation. It's one of the
14:46best videos out there when it comes to
14:48animations. It's the backbone of any
14:50type of animating, no matter if it's
14:51Roblox, 2D, 3D, stop motion. 12
14:54principles of animation, I'll leave the
14:56link down below in the description. It
14:57is a must-watch. Let's quickly go over
14:59how to animate two rigs, which is
15:00something most of you will want to do
15:02because most of you will probably want
15:03to animate two fight scenes, or like not
15:06two fight scenes, but a fight scene
15:07between two characters. So, what we do
15:09is go over here to the right and
15:11actually select the right click and
15:13duplicate collection. What this does is
15:15makes a duplicate of the rig. So, we're
15:16going to actually select the armature of
15:18one rig and move it to the side so we
15:20can see the other one. And as you can
15:21see, there's a bunch of stuff that is
15:23visible that is not supposed to be
15:24visible. So, go over here to the
15:25collection and we're going to click on
15:27this eye icon next to the rig, rig meta,
15:31and circle. And now you've got two very,
15:34very same rigs, but the difference is if
15:38you actually pose this one, it won't
15:40mimic the other. So, you can actually
15:42animate each of your separate animations
15:44on these. Just make sure that both of
15:46them have a key frame at the frame zero.
15:48As you can see, this actually still does
15:50mimic the character, but the difference
15:51is if I actually change one of these, it
15:54won't change the other. That's basically
15:56what I mean. Uh the the reason they got
15:58pasted over is because when you
16:00duplicate the collection and there's
16:01still an animation on one of the
16:02characters, it's going to automatically
16:04paste the animation over to the other
16:07character, too. With this, you can add
16:08as many characters as you want. If you
16:10want to delete the character, instead of
16:11highlighting it and pressing delete, you
16:14you go over to the collection and select
16:16delete hierarchy. Let's go over how to
16:18import your own texture. If for whatever
16:20reason you want to actually have your
16:21own avatar shown on the rig, for that,
16:23we need to move into Roblox Studio. If
16:25you don't have it, link's going to be in
16:26the description, too. Right here, we
16:28need to go into plugins. Now, if you
16:29have Moon Animator, the character
16:31inserter is going to be the best for
16:33Moon Animator, but you don't need it.
16:34You can also use Load Character Lite or
16:37one that I prefer, I think this actually
16:39called Hold up, let me see what it's
16:41called. Insert Avatar Fast Character
16:43Loader. Now, this one is better in my
16:45opinion. You can also find it over here
16:47once you install it. I use the advanced
16:49insert because this actually lets you
16:51select the thing to R6, and as you can
16:53see in the Ski Blocks, that's me. We're
16:54going to turn off Use Display Name
16:55because we don't need that. I mean, it
16:57doesn't really matter if there is if if
16:58it's there or not, but we're just going
17:00to turn it off. When I was making this
17:01video, I kind of forgot about this, but
17:03you can always just select your avatar
17:05or whatever you're importing something,
17:06just select your avatar and make sure
17:08that the position of this is actually 0
17:123 0. Okay, so 0 3 0, like this, all
17:16right? This is going to save you time
17:17aligning this stuff later, so just make
17:19sure you always do that. Now, this is
17:21me. We're going to select the drop down
17:22next to my name, and we're going to go
17:24over to the accessories, actually. So,
17:26we're going to select every single
17:27accessory on your thing. So, you're
17:29going to use control and left click to
17:31select all of the accessories. I only
17:32have one, so I'm just going to go ahead
17:33and select this one. Right click,
17:35save/export, export as OBJ. You can save
17:38this to whatever folder you want. I'm
17:39just going to name it uh Nisky. Make
17:41sure you're in layout mode and object
17:43mode, and select any single body part.
17:45It doesn't matter. You can select the
17:46head, the torso. Go into shading. Let's
17:48position ourselves so we can see the
17:50character. And over here, we move around
17:53with middle mouse button click, same way
17:55we we move around in the viewport. Now,
17:57back in Blender, go into the shading
17:59tab. Now, down here, you can hold middle
18:00mouse button to move around, and go over
18:02here, and click on the folder icon right
18:05next to the R61 text.png. Here, you're
18:08going to have to locate wherever you
18:09saved your exported model. As you can
18:11see, I already did, so I have this
18:13handle one_diff
18:15.png. So, we're going to select this,
18:17open image. And as you can see, this
18:18changed the texture to my avatar, but
18:20I'm bald cuz I haven't imported my
18:21accessories yet. I don't want to be
18:23bald, so we're going to go into file, go
18:25into import Wavefront.obj,
18:28right here. And once again, you're going
18:30to have to locate the folder where you
18:31saved it. As you can see, I have my
18:33recent here, so I have the text export
18:35here. So, this is what I kind of I I did
18:38rename this, but it's fine. I said I'm
18:40going to name it to Nisky. It's named
18:42differently. It don't matter, guys. It
18:44was because I kind of forgot about the
18:46positioning. But, if you set the
18:48position, like I said before, to 030 in
18:51Roblox Studio, as you can see, I don't
18:53even have to line anything. It's already
18:55over here. What I would maybe recommend
18:57is It's just a little like thing. You
18:59can see when you move this, it kind of
19:01moves from the bottom here. And if
19:03you're moving your accessories around,
19:04you probably want to, you know, have the
19:06origin point at the center of the thing.
19:08So, make sure this is selected, go into
19:09object set origin, and origin to
19:12geometry. All now, if we select the
19:14armature and go into pose mode and
19:16rotate the head, as you can see, the
19:18hair doesn't move with the with the
19:20head. So, we're going to fix that. Go
19:21back into object mode if you're
19:22following along. If you're already in
19:24object mode, just stay there. And we're
19:25going to select each of our accessories
19:27individually. Let's say you have an
19:28Let's say you have a back accessory and
19:30you have hair. So, we're first going to
19:32select the hair and we're going to shift
19:33select the armature. Now, you can either
19:35select it like this, but it might be
19:37kind of finicky. So, what I do is
19:39actually select the hair and select the
19:41the root over here. This is by far the
19:43easiest one to select. Now, another
19:45useful shortcut is control tab. This
19:47puts you straight into pose mode, so you
19:50can use that. Or you can just go over
19:52here to pose mode if you won't remember
19:54that. It doesn't really matter. It's
19:55just, you know, just a tip. Now, we're
19:57going to zoom in to see this clearly and
19:59you need to shift select the head bone.
20:01Press control P and parent it to bone.
20:04And now, as you can see, the hair moves
20:05with the head. All you have to do is
20:07repeat the same process. Let's say I
20:09have a back accessory. Instead of shift
20:11selecting the head bone, you're going to
20:13shift select the torso. One of the
20:15issues you guys were running into is
20:16when you select the torso going to
20:18shading and you actually want to change
20:20the texture only for this character,
20:22right? You want this character to have a
20:23different texture. You want it to look
20:25different. So, I go ahead and, you know,
20:27just change this. And as you can see, it
20:29removes the texture from both of my
20:31characters. I'm going to press control Z
20:32to go back. There's a really easy fix.
20:34If you actually go ahead and click this
20:36button right here, it's going to make a
20:37copy of the same material. What you'll
20:39notice is if you change this or if I go
20:41ahead and remove this just to show you
20:42guys, you can see that it actually only
20:44removes for the body. So, what we're
20:45going to do is we're going to select
20:47everything and we're going to select
20:48this as the last thing. This is going to
20:50be selected last, all right? So, first
20:52select the arms or whatever whichever
20:55part you you changed. If you changed the
20:56torso, the torso needs to be selected
20:58last. Press control L and we're going to
21:00link materials. And as you can see, now
21:03whenever you change this, let's say I
21:04want to put back the old texture,
21:06everything is going to change to this
21:08cuz it's already linked. Now we're at
21:10the last stage of this video, guys.
21:12Congratulations if you've made it this
21:14far. All right, for importing stuff, we
21:16actually need an animation. And what
21:18better way to make an animation than
21:20with my pose pack? That's right, guys.
21:22With Blender, you can actually make
21:24poses stay in your current file. If you
21:26want to learn how to make these pose
21:27assets yourself, you're going to have to
21:29watch my advanced Blender guide. But, if
21:31you want a pack that's filled with 60
21:33different poses, we've got M1 cycle run
21:36cycle, we've got two different walk
21:38cycles, we've got interaction poses.
21:40With a single double click, you can
21:42change all of these. You can make
21:44animations within seconds. It's only $5
21:46on my Gumroad, guys. Go ahead and buy
21:48it. It's 100% worth it and it's
21:51definitely not only because I'm because
21:53I'm actually selling it. I'm not even
21:55kidding, guys. I'm using this for my
21:56animations, my thumbnails all the time.
21:58It saves me a whole lot of hours. All
22:01right, I've made a super silky smooth,
22:04beautiful idle animation with my pose
22:06pack. And now, how do we export it?
22:08Honestly, it couldn't be more simple. Go
22:09into object mode. Select Make sure the
22:12armature is selected, guys. This is
22:14number one reason you you were you're
22:16going to get problems if you don't do
22:17this. You need to be in object mode and
22:19have the armature selected. You'll be
22:21able to tell it's selected by a growing
22:22orange. We're going to press N. This is
22:24going to pull up the Roblox animations
22:26tab. If it's not here and you're in for
22:28example item, you're going to have to
22:29scroll down or just find it here. I have
22:31a lot of lot of add-ons, so you're
22:33probably going to have it near the top.
22:35But, over here, RBX animations. All we
22:38need to do is select export animation.
22:40Now, this is going to copy the animation
22:42over to your clipboard. So, once you
22:43press this button, make sure you don't
22:44copy anything else until you import the
22:47animation to your Roblox Studio file.
22:49So, back into Roblox Studio, and now we
22:51want to import our silky smooth Blender
22:53animation made with my pose pack, which
22:55you can buy in the description. Now,
22:56I've already gotten over how to insert
22:58characters. In case you haven't seen
23:00that, you need to go back into the
23:01video. Now, I recommend if you have Moon
23:03Animator, always import your characters
23:05with Moon Animator. I'm going to explain
23:07why in a second. It's simply going to
23:08save you a few nanoseconds of time, but
23:10obviously, I'm going to assume you don't
23:11have that luxury. So, what we need to do
23:13is actually select your avatar over here
23:16and make sure you're you go into window
23:18and have the properties tab open over
23:20here. We're going to have to go to
23:21humanoid root part and we actually just
23:23need to anchor this. So, scroll down
23:25over here until you see anchored and go
23:27ahead and check this. Boom, now it's
23:29anchored and it's ready to actually play
23:31our animation. But before that, we need
23:34Blender Animations plugin, which is also
23:36going to be linked in the description,
23:37so go ahead and download that into
23:39Roblox Studio. And let's go ahead and
23:41launch this. Actually, hold up. Oh, I
23:43can update it, but I don't need the
23:44update. I'm I'm cool like that. I'm
23:46chill like that, guys. I don't need the
23:47update. So, simply select your avatar
23:49with the Blender Animations um plugin
23:52open. Let's actually close the toolbox,
23:53so it's not messy. And select import
23:55animation from clipboard. This going to
23:56open a script file and you have to press
23:58Ctrl V. And boom. All right, so this is
24:02an idle cycle. Okay, so we need to go
24:04over here to animation priority. Set
24:06this to idle. We're going to upload
24:08animation to Roblox. Boom. We're going
24:11to see this over here, this little
24:13title. We're going to go ahead and title
24:14it to idle. I actually have an animation
24:17called um idle already. In the
24:19description, you type Nisky is goated.
24:21This is actually necessary. It won't let
24:22you I'm just kidding, guys. You don't
24:24have to type that in there, but if you
24:25do,
24:26you are Ariel one. Go ahead and press
24:29save. And now, this is already saved to
24:30your Roblox Studio. So, if you go to
24:32toolbox and you go over here to my
24:35animations, where is my animations over
24:37here? You can see that it's already over
24:39here. You got the idle thing over there.
24:41For those of you who want to import this
24:42into Moon Animator and have Moon
24:43Animator once you're done with this, you
24:45need to create a new rig animation. Go
24:47to file, import Roblox and you're going
24:50to have your idle here. Uh this is
24:52actually going to
24:53you're going to have it in Moon Animator
24:55this way. This is just if you want to
24:56have it inside of Moon Animator, but
24:58it's not necessary. And that's it, guys.
25:00Now you finally became cool and you can
25:03make animations in Blender and you can
25:06tell all your family about being a
25:09Blender Roblox animator because it's
25:12always going to sound cooler than
25:14animating in Moon Animator, even though
25:16your probably your family is probably
25:17not going to know what it is. Good thing
25:19is they don't even have to because
25:20they're going to feel your aura every
25:22time you walk into the room, every time
25:24you sit at the dinner table. And if this
25:26guide helped you out, go ahead and
25:27subscribe to my channel. Leave a like on
25:28the video. Comment Nisky is goated. Join
25:31my Discord server to actually become a
25:33part of the best animator community out
25:36there. And I'll either see you there or
25:37in the next video.

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