Jan 18, 2017 · It's a constraint the transforms an object as though it was parented to the specified target. Like all constraints, you can keyframe the influence: By default it will move the object to the target's location as well. Clicking "set inverse" will add an offset so the constrained object will "start" from its existing location.

Jan 29, 2021 · My question is; how do I attach the part on his back so it stays on there while moving, and unattach it to move it to the chest, and then attach it there mid-animation? I can do the moving of the part itself by just keyframing it to that spot, but how do I unattach and re-attach it to his chest so that it moves along with the chest from that point?

Jan 8, 2006 · Unfortunately you can’t keyframe child/parent relationships. There are 2 ways to do this: use a Copy Location on the PickedUp obj and make a hand Bone the Target.

Jun 18, 2019 · If the child is sharing the same location, rotation and scale as the parent: go to the start of the animation, select the child and press I to make a keyframe on whatever channels you want to transfer. Go to the Graph Editor and select the Parent. All its keyframes are probably selected already (if not, press Alt A).

Apr 9, 2023 · I’ve got an animation where a character draws their sword. Normally to give a character a sword I would parent the sword to an empty then parent the empty to his hand bone, but I want the sword to begin in its sheets and…

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Jan 10, 2025 · To parent objects, select at least two objects (select the child objects first, and select the parent object last), and press Ctrl-P. The Set Parent To menu will pop up allowing you to select from one of several possible different parenting types.

Jan 4, 2025 · If you are struggling with how to parent objects in blender, This video will help you to solve this issue with an example on where it can be used. For animat...

Feb 27, 2018 · I have an object A that is parented to an object B. Object A does not have any transformation on it, but object B has rotation keyframes so when objects B moves, A follows. Is it OK so far? Well, now I need to transform to global keyframes the animation in object A (which has none by itself but moves because of B), so when I un-parent it from B ...

Oct 11, 2021 · Topics Covered:ParentingKeyframingInterpolation modeEmissive MaterialsEmptiesRendering to a Frame SequenceImage Sequence to Video