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In Blender, rigging is the process of connecting an armature to a mesh to make it move.

3D Auto Rigging Software How To Rig An

In this tutorial, you will learn how to rig an armature to animate your robot.

If youre just joining us, you will want to start with Part 1, Beginner Blender Tutorial: How to Model Animate a Robot.

Before we create our first b one, make sure the 3D cursor is at the center of the 3D View.

Now Z to wireframe and add a bone with SHIFT A and select Armature, Single Bone.

Tab Select bone tab in Properties panel Rename Bone to Spine.

Press G to Grab and Z to move it only on the Z-axis, then enter -1, and press ENTER.

Press ENTER. With the top of Spine still selected, press E to extrude a new bone, and Z to constrain it to the Z-axis, then enter 1.35 and press ENTER.

Rename the new bone to Neck.

Press E to Extrude a new bone and X to constrain it to the X-axis.

Enter.9 and press ENTER.

Rename this bone Shoulder.L.

Select the head of Shoulder.L and Extrude it 2 Blender units on the X-axis.

Select Arm bone and in the Tools panel click Subdivide three times.

Select the last bone, and rename it Hand.L.

Zoom in with the scroll wheel if you need and select the head of Hand.L.

Extrude a new bone, E, X,.5, ENTER.

Rename the new bone HandIK.L.

Select HandIK.L and in the Properties panel, under the Bone tab, under Relations, click the x next to its name in the Parent field.

Grab HandIK.L with G and move it on the X-axis.25: X,.25, ENTER.

TAB to Object Mode and from the Object Interaction Toggle, select Pose Mode.

Select Hand.L, and in the Properties panel, select the Bone Constraints tab.

Click the big Add Bone Constraint button and select Add Tracking: Inverse Kinematics.

In the IK panel, in the Target field, select Armature and in the Bone field select HandIK.L.

Set the Chain Length to 8 (because we made eight bones when we subdivide Arm and we need the chain to connect back to the body).

Select HandIK.L and grab it with G to move it around and see that it works properly.

In the Properties panel, select the Armature Object Data tab.

Then press ENTER.

TAB into Edit Mode.

Press SHIFT S and select Cursor to Center.

Now were going to invite our duplicated arm by scaling it 100 backwards on the X-axis.

Under Armature, select Flip Names In Object Mode, select the Robot mesh.

Press CTRL P and select Armature Deform, With Automatic Weights.

Grab the HandIKs and move them around to see that everything works properly.

In the next chapter, we will pose and keyframe our robot to audio.