Unity procedural animation tutorial (10 steps)

Very interesting! Personally I think this is a good tutorial. Showing code will just lead to copying and pasting, if you're 100% in need of that then subjects like these are already a bit out of your grasp yet. Once you get enough experience you start thinking like "Alright, I could use this function to move the legs, and use raycasts to get blabla" at each step. Tutorials are meant to lift each other up difficult parts, not just show exactly what you need to do to create something that might only work in one enviroment. Nice tutorial!

As minimalist as it is, this might be the most helpful tutorial I've ever seen for something like this. Everything is so clear and concise; I love it. Thank you for making this!

I figured out a lot of the stuff in this video a few years back through my own experimentation (minus moving the body based on the leg positions, but also including handling rotational velocity and eventually adding a rudimentary reset "animation"). It took me several days to figure out this stuff that you summed up so neatly in about 60 seconds.

This was a very nice video! It's not limited to unity and easy to follow! Showing the main concepts of something instead of showing exactly how to do it is much better for learning imo! We need more tutorials like this!

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I seriously admire these kinds of tutorials. I'm not a great coder myself, but I seriously dislike watching someone else write out the code in the video and have it lead to me just copying and pasting without understanding what I'm doing. The trial and error that comes after watching these sorts of videos always feels like it promotes more learning. Thanks for the short video and keep it up!

For a 1 minute lesson I think it gives pretty much everything I needed, this is great!

this is a great tutorial, it mirrors my thought process when writing and looking at code and give a general idea of what you wanting to do instead of only showing one way to do it sparks creativity in the programmer to write it how it will work for them instead of trying to adapt things that are written for one specific use and breaking things or having poorly optimized code

Amazing tutorial, short and sweet, points you in the right direction enough where anyone could follow without stretching for the 10 mins.

Such a simplistic yet informative tutorial, honestly as much work as it was, I learnt a lot. Thank you for this!

Beautifully concise yet accurate and complete. Splendid.

I use unreal and was able to implement all this like how it is, great.

I love this as a tutorial. It shows the concepts instead of the code. I think that's a really good way to teach.

Hands down the best and shortest video I've seen on this topic

I really like the concept of a tutorial like this. It just provides intuition on how to go about it, rather than an implementation.

This video was more helpful than all the tutorials I've looked at, it explained the steps so clearly and I was able to build my own procedural rig, thank you

This is... one of the best tutorials for anything I've ever seen. To the point. Shows the steps in principles rather than just code.. My mind is blown at how good this format is.

This was a very good tutorial. Taught me everything I need to know about how procedural animation works. Thanks!

Really nice effect! Simple and clear! We need more video like this <3

Wow, I expected a trailer or something for a longer lesson, not the lesson itself. Incredible how much information can be conveyed in such a short time!