0.5 Medieval Armoury 0.5 (Farm tools!)

[leihrod 615]

 Ow yis its updated

[Marten 628]

AWESOME. So many cool rigs.

Try using some more objects with custom textures though, it will end up looking even better.

You're a really good animator too!
 

Keep up the great content!!!

[Antcioff 112]

Can there be like a "Download all" Button?

[toaster1 1.1k]

11 hours ago, Antcioff said:

Can there be like a "Download all" Button?

Added!  

[EliteBlueSniper 115]

I LOVE THIS

[Dispoonser 9]

Dude, these are amazing! I'm gonna use these in my animation for sure! (I'll give you credit, don't worry ;D)

[trapbuilder2 87]

This is great. I love these rigs.

But you know what I like more than these rigs?

Knowledge.

That's why I'm asking abdullah1579 for more information on his/her rigs, such as how he/she made them.

Edited February 6, 2016 by trapbuilder2

[toaster1 1.1k]

44 minutes ago, trapbuilder2 said:

This is great. I love these rigs.

But you know what I like more than these rigs?

Knowledge.

That's why I asking abdullah1579 for more information on his/her rigs, such as how he/she made them.

Step one, load a whole bunch of blocks in your library to be "materials" (wood, iron blocks, etc)

For weapon poles or other long pieces of weapons, I suggest you check the "repeat" button and rescale the block to lengthen it without stretching the textures.

For example, I've made this piece of wood 14 blocks high to act as a pole. That's pretty short when rescaled, about up to the size of Steve's chest. Feel free to make it bigger.

Now, you have to create instances of both blocks to the timeline.

When they load, they would be at normal block size. In the case of our 14 block high piece of wood, it would be very tall.

Now you have to rescale them so it would fit in a Steve's hand. I personally prefer them at 0.1 (a tenth of their original size).

Now we have to create the more advanced parts of the rig (in this case, we're making a spear. So let's make a spear head with the iron block material.)

First off, make a folder and parent the iron block to it.

Name the folder "spearhead".

Now move that folder to the top of the pole. Remember that the pole and the iron block have to be exactly aligned with each other. They mustn't be pushing into each other or have a gap between them. I always use the position grid tool to make it easier.

Now you have to clone the iron block (inside the spearhead folder, don't clone the folder itself) and place the clone above the original one and rescale it. Do this several times until you have a spearhead. It's pretty self explanatory

Now parent both the spearhead folder (not the blocks inside the folder) and the wood pole to a new folder. Name the folder "Spear" and voilà!

Now just save the rig and you've made a spear that's probably a hundred times better than the one I've made!

Here's a random picture for no reason

[trapbuilder2 87]

On 2/6/2016 at 11:07 PM, abdullah1579 said:

Step one, load a whole bunch of blocks in your library to be "materials" (wood, iron blocks, etc)

For weapon poles or other long pieces of weapons, I suggest you check the "repeat" button and rescale the block to lengthen it without stretching the textures.

For example, I've made this piece of wood 14 blocks high to act as a pole. That's pretty short when rescaled, about up to the size of Steve's chest. Feel free to make it bigger.

Now, you have to create instances of both blocks to the timeline.

When they load, they would be at normal block size. In the case of our 14 block high piece of wood, it would be very tall.

Now you have to rescale them so it would fit in a Steve's hand. I personally prefer them at 0.1 (a tenth of their original size).

Now we have to create the more advanced parts of the rig (in this case, we're making a spear. So let's make a spear head with the iron block material.)

First off, make a folder and parent the iron block to it.

Name the folder "spearhead".

Now move that folder to the top of the pole. Remember that the pole and the iron block have to be exactly aligned with each other. They mustn't be pushing into each other or have a gap between them. I always use the position grid tool to make it easier.

Now you have to clone the iron block (inside the spearhead folder, don't clone the folder itself) and place the clone above the original one and rescale it. Do this several times until you have a spearhead. It's pretty self explanatory

Now parent both the spearhead folder (not the blocks inside the folder) and the wood pole to a new folder. Name the folder "Spear" and voilà!

Now just save the rig and you've made a spear that's probably a hundred times better than the one I've made!

Here's a random picture for no reason

Thanks for that, this is really helpful!

[The Animator 53]

Trebuchet, and ballista.

[MCBoomBox 188]

On 7/3/2015 at 3:06 PM, AmazingSpaceCat said:

It looks awesome ! its just awesome :') ! 10/10 and cant wait to see some women armor with woman structured body parts ( you know like better blocks and maybe some ''B O O B S''  I know I just I dont think I was supposed to say that in the forums so I didnt actually say it but it sounds like it

Listen you can say it. Because 8 year olds are learning about "it" these days.

[AmazingSpaceCat 154]

On 5/6/2016 at 4:55 PM, MCBoomBox said:

Listen you can say it. Because 8 year olds are learning about "it" these days.

Good to know !  

[K_FOR_KYLE 0]

I ***** see the pics. Netherlesss im still excited 4 dis

 

Step one, load a whole bunch of blocks in your library to be "materials" (wood, iron blocks, etc)

For weapon poles or other long pieces of weapons, I suggest you check the "repeat" button and rescale the block to lengthen it without stretching the textures.

For example, I've made this piece of wood 14 blocks high to act as a pole. That's pretty short when rescaled, about up to the size of Steve's chest. Feel free to make it bigger.

Now, you have to create instances of both blocks to the timeline.

When they load, they would be at normal block size. In the case of our 14 block high piece of wood, it would be very tall.

Now you have to rescale them so it would fit in a Steve's hand. I personally prefer them at 0.1 (a tenth of their original size).

Now we have to create the more advanced parts of the rig (in this case, we're making a spear. So let's make a spear head with the iron block material.)

First off, make a folder and parent the iron block to it.

Name the folder "spearhead".

Now move that folder to the top of the pole. Remember that the pole and the iron block have to be exactly aligned with each other. They mustn't be pushing into each other or have a gap between them. I always use the position grid tool to make it easier.

Now you have to clone the iron block (inside the spearhead folder, don't clone the folder itself) and place the clone above the original one and rescale it. Do this several times until you have a spearhead. It's pretty self explanatory

Now parent both the spearhead folder (not the blocks inside the folder) and the wood pole to a new folder. Name the folder "Spear" and voilà!

Now just save the rig and you've made a spear that's probably a hundred times better than the one I've made!

Here's a random picture for no reason

Why would u need to make rigs when you can just FIND THEM HERE