Looking for blender whole body rigging tuts...

[thePWA]

...because I'm not happy with just being able to rig heads anymore.

[iheartibuki]

That's what she said!

[Oyikell]

You can try the "Humane rigging" tutorial made by Nathan Vegdal(I think that's his name). It's an "intensive" course about how to rig correctly in Blender 2.6. Includes rigging of eyes, torso, arms, hands, legs and feets(I think that also includes how to make IK and FK). I have seen it and I think it's a good option to start. Of course you have to pay for that tutorial.

Hope it helps

[Dazzy]

CarbinT's tutorial is the most famous one in the XNA Community. That taught me how to rig.

[thePWA]

CarbinT's tutorial is the most famous one in the XNA Community. That taught me how to rig.

Gah... Saw that already think i'll pass that one.

[Dazzy]

Maybe use some basic rigging tutorials then? That aren't specific to XNA? maybe the one Oyikell recommended.

[FigureSculptor]

I'll throw another vote in for Nathan Vegdal's Human Rigging. It's pretty intensive, but you will know rigging well when you're done. Lot of theory and a lot of explaining both the what and the why.

[thePWA]

...and because of that big nasty gaping hole where my wallet used to be, Nathan Vegdal will have to wait for me to heap praises. I need something more suitable (i.e. free) for my rather lean (i.e. non-existing) budget.

...Else time to resort to my two bestest word buds: self-learning

[Oyikell]

Well, you can try in youtube. The firsts tutorials that I found about rigging where in youtube. One thing that you should know about rigging is that if you don't know weightpainting, you're in a lot of troubles.

Hope it helps