Animate a cat using Blender 3.6
- Download a 3D model of a cat and import it into Blender to scale it to match the size of the original model
- Use sculpt mode and the pose tool to match model to the rig of the previous animation.
- Select the rig and press Ctrl+P to set the parent with automatic weights.
- Use these steps to transfer animation from one model to another quickly and easily.
How to quickly animate a cat using Blender
Animating a cat can be a daunting task for those new to 3D animation, but with the right tools and knowledge, anyone can do it. In this tutorial, we'll show you how to quickly animate a cat using Blender, a powerful 3D animation software. We'll cover all the basics, from setting up your scene to adding personality to your furry friend.
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Download cat 3D model :
First, you'll need to download a 3D model of a cat. Once you have the model downloaded, you can import it into Blender and scale it to match the size of the original model. Once it's scaled correctly, you can delete the model of the cat and keep the rig intact.
Blender parent with automatic weights :
Next, you'll need to match your model to the rig of the previous animation. To do this, you'll need to go into sculpt mode, select the model, and then use the pose tool. This will allow you to align the cat with the previous model's rig. After aligning the cat, you'll need to select the rig, press Ctrl+P and set the parent with automatic weights.
Animation rig and parent it with automatic bone weight
By following this tutorial, you'll have all the skills you need to bring your cats to life with Blender. All you have to do is match your model to the bones of the previous animation rig and parent it with automatic bone weight. With these steps, you'll be able to transfer the animation from one model to another quickly and easily.
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