TF2 Jigglebones Tutorial Using Blender by SgtR007

This video will show you the basics of incorporating jigglebones into your custom weapon or hat models for TF2 using Blender v2.56.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Jigglebone
• TF2
• Team Fortress
• Blender
• Model
• Hat
• Weapon
• Tutorial
• SgtR007

[ReznovRulz]

Does it have to be made out of triangles instead of squares?

[hoffmasterrb]

@ReznovRulz No. It doesn't matter.

[ConteDePatiernis]

to do my model hat, i used the head model file that i find in the TF2 workshop site, but there wasn't the bip_head bone, can you tell me how to fix this?

[hoffmasterrb]

@ConteDePatiernis You need to decompile the entire character model. HellJumper's tutorial tells you how.

[Catjaz63]

Could you make a tutorial on how to import jigglebones into a weapon like mad milk?

[hoffmasterrb]

@Catjaz63 AFAIK, Mad Milk and Jarate are animations, not jigglebones. I tried making liquid jigglebones before and it turned out crappy. I would imagine it would involve using movement along the z-axis of the bone (moving the tip toward and away from the base) at various points on the surface of the liquid to give the illusion of wave-like activity.

[xlArchersClanlx]

@xDiversityGaming He Created It

[xDiversityGaming]

where did you get this model? i cant find it D=

[TechXMarine]

@TechXMarine Nvm, I figured it out! :D

[TechXMarine]

I know you're probably sick of the questions, but how are you exporting and compiling

my process is long and annoying

I export the SMD's to a folder

I get Item tester to Compile them

and then i edit the Qc with Notepad++ and compile with GUI studio compiler

how do you cut out Item Tester?

[arbiter1er]

(owned by tab) How i can use the animation of Jarate, to make it fits intro another jars? Thanks for replying fast

[arbiter1er]

Hey man, thaknsnfor the tut different jars), How i can use the anim