Learn when to use Inverse Kinematics or Forward kinematics, and how to seamlessly switch between these 2 mechanism. Better understand FK and IK in Blender with this tutorial sample fromthe upcoming new chapter of the Blende Animation course Alive!
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00:00 intro
00:24 Forward kinematics
01:47 Inverse kinematics
03:06 double handed equipment
05:21 IK leading motion and straight path
06:13 IK downsides
07:40 How to switch between both
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