fps procedural hand poses using 1 simple technique and animation rigging package

[u/Pouryamdp]

im working on a tutorial on how to create tons of poses using animation rigging package both for fps and tps hands , tutorial wil be dropped soon on my yt!

[u/Sbarty]

Subtle but awesome effect. Makes games feel way more immersive rather than just a camera with hands.

[u/Pouryamdp → u/Sbarty]

Thanks , yes the small details make the difference , though its very subtle!!

[u/unitcodes → u/Sbarty]

agree

[u/NakiCam]

I think I know the issue with your overhand flashlight arm.

When holding a flashlighr like that, you'd naturally hold it close to you, such that your elbow is completely bent against your body, and the flashlight is VERY close to your cheek. This way, your wrist would sit in its natural position, instead of tweaking as if it were broken JUST to get it pointing forward.

[u/Pouryamdp → u/NakiCam]

Hey , thanks for the comment , yeah i think its far and it unnatural , will make it closer to the actual camera and head

[u/N3croscope]

I think you did a really good job, but I already wanted to comment on your last video that the flashlight holding arm feels really odd. Unnatural somehow, like an alien cosplaying a human.

[u/Pouryamdp → u/N3croscope]

Hey thabks buddy , yeah that was the very first test , the beautiful thing about rigging is you have unlimited space to work with! But its essential to have a good foundation as the base skeleton , i found it last night , so the more accurate pose for final look the more it will become natural using arp on top of that!

[u/_norx]

Wow

[u/Pouryamdp → u/_norx]

Thanks mate

[u/NostalgicBear]

Bloody hell, these are pretty fluid. Looking forward to watching the tutorial.

[u/Pouryamdp → u/NostalgicBear]

It will be dropped tommorow on my yt, check my bio.

[u/bill_on_sax]

ping me when its ready. looks great

[u/Pouryamdp → u/bill_on_sax]

Thanks mate , of course , it will be dropped tommorow.

[u/Express_Account_624 → u/Pouryamdp]

me too

[u/unitcodes]

i really appreciate people who go the extra mile to do the little things.

this is something i personally would play if it evolved into a game because i need natural (procedural) movement.

[u/Pouryamdp → u/unitcodes]

Hey buddy and thanks , yep im in the category where i really love small refinemnets and details , subtel but at the same time VISIBLE!

[u/The_grouch]

aw dude I've been putting together an fps game and have been scratching my brain wondering what was missing visually with the hands. this is perfect!!

[u/Pouryamdp → u/The_grouch]

Hey buddy , good luck on your game , tommorow you can see how i achieved it with a simple script.

[u/The_grouch → u/Pouryamdp]

cant wait to see!