For artists setting up cutout characters for games, videos, or interactive scenes. Map character parts to a bone hierarchy, choose where to place joints and pivots, and work through problems such as mesh pinching or limbs bending the wrong way. Leave with a rig plan, troubleshooting steps, and a short motion test sequence to try in your animation software.
Rigged 2D Animation
Plan a 2D character rig for smoother poses, deformations, and animation tests.
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What it writes
- Character bone hierarchy and joint map
- Deformation troubleshooting checklist
- Walk-cycle motion test sequence
How to use it
In your first message, list the character's separate parts, target motions, and any problem pose with the joint angle where it fails. That gives you a rig plan aimed at your actual setup.
What you bring
- Character parts and their layer names
- Target motions and intended viewing angle
- Animation software and rig type
- A character divided into movable parts
A good fit for
- Rigging a character with separate head, torso, arm, and leg artwork
- Fixing pinched elbows or knees in a cutout animation
- Planning a reusable character rig for a 2D game
Ways to start
A few requests this Agent can handle.
I have a front-facing character split into head, torso, upper arms, forearms, thighs, and shins. Suggest a bone hierarchy and joint placements for a walk cycle.
My puppet's elbow collapses when the forearm bends past 60 degrees. The arm is one mesh with two bones. What should I check first?
I’m rigging a 2D shopkeeper for a side-scrolling game. I need idle, walk, and wave motions. Suggest a simple rig and a test sequence.
Good to know
This workspace provides text assistance.
- Animating the rig inside your software
- Building 3D or frame-by-frame characters
- Cannot inspect project files, meshes, or screenshots
- Cannot operate rigging software or test deformations
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