This is my bouncing ball animation.
The armature has three bones: a central root bone that controls the ball’s position, and two bones at the top and bottom that control the ball’s squashing and stretching
This is my bouncing ball animation.
The armature has three bones: a central root bone that controls the ball’s position, and two bones at the top and bottom that control the ball’s squashing and stretching
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The stretching on the initial drop seems a bit too much to me, but the squashing on the bounce looks great!
Nice, I think the stretching can work well to symbolise how hard someone hit the ball, like a special ability of sorts. Good work.
This behavior of positioning, squashing and stretching can al be done with one bone!.
For a single bone you can set a bone constrain, called “Maintain volume”.
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That’s true, but the challenge required the use of extra bones to control the top and bottom of the ball
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