Thomas Rig Legacy
Addon for this rig.
Player Rig for Blender (Minecraft)
Elevate your Minecraft animations with this versatile and user-friendly Minecraft Player Rig for Blender! Perfect for both novice and experienced animators, this rig is packed with features to enhance your creative projects:
- Custom UI: custom UI to simplify animating and creating presets
- Custom Armor: Includes default armor with every possible trim combination, plus unique custom-made armors.
- Customizable Skins: Easily replace the default skin with your own using the built-in skin downloader.
- Advanced Facial Controls: Create expressive facial animations with detailed controls for the mouth, eyes, and eyebrows.
- Finger Controls: Simplified finger rigging for more detailed and realistic hand movements.
- Easy Appending: Use the custom append operator in the add menu (
shift-a) for seamless integration of the rig into your projects. - Assets: an Elytra and Cape Rig is included (and more)
- Improved Performance: armor gets appended to save on performance and file size
Download now and start animating!
Notes:
- This rig is an advanced edit of the Thomas Rig by Thomas Animation, used with permission.
- To use the original Minecraft textures, you must have a legal copy of Minecraft installed on your device. While fallback textures are available, they do not cover all textures.
What's New
0.1.8 September 27th, 2024
- fixed: armor not appended "on rig" if moved in obj. mode
- fixed: armor not appended "on rig" if moved in obj. mode
- fixed: PointerProperty 'Rig reference' still pointing to deleted rig
- fixed:
parentoperator not working correctly - disabled facial materials UI-Layout if "No face" mode is active
- added 3rd eyelash type
- added polling to "Thomas Rig Legacy" UI Panel -> does not show when pointer is empty and rig is not selected
__init__.pymodule registration withbpy.utils.register_submodule_factory(...)- added warning if no armor part is selected in the
append_armorOperator - created submodule
operators-> improved readability - moved parts of operators from utils to their
.pyfile to keep stuff together - each operator has its own
.pyfile in the operators module - operators:
armor.py- "refactoring" and better usage of
utils.py - removed redundancy
- "refactoring" and better usage of
- more smaller code clean-up
Amazing add-on! 👍