Скачать или смотреть 05.Blender Tracking Constraints Clamp To, Damped Track & Locked Track Robot Rigs

This channel dives deep into Tracking Constraints in Blender so you can drive robots, turrets, cameras, excavators, and tractors exactly as intended—stable and animation-friendly. Each video moves from concept → hands-on steps → practical examples with three core constraints:

Clamp To: force a bone/object to stick to a curve and slide along the path—ideal for rails, machine arms, and robots following a route.

Damped Track: keep a bone smoothly oriented toward a target without axis flipping—perfect for scopes, cameras, and turrets.

Locked Track: still aims at the target but locks rotation to a single axis (X/Y/Z)—spot-on for gun mounts, hinges, cranes, and mechanical rigs.

You’ll learn to set up Armature/Bones, use Pose Mode, choose correct axes, tweak Influence & Cyclic, Head/Tail, apply parenting (Keep Offset), and organize vertex groups—so bones glide along curves, aim correctly, and are easy to rig and animate. The workflow mirrors real production: pick target bones, tune track axes, control stickiness/lag, and fix common issues (axis flips, sliding off the path, unstable aim).
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