Inverse kinematic for bones

[darkhog]

As far as I know Synfig doesn’t have inverse kinematic (IK) for bones or I don’t know how to enable it. However inverse kinematic makes much easier to do natural-looking movement. Are there plans on adding support for IK into Synfig (if there’s none)?

[d.j.a.y]

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wiki.synfig.org/wiki/Dev:Roadmap/Bones

[Kai]

hope one day IK becomes a reality for synfig.
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[victor]

I feel there’s a need for this feature IK and FK can go a long way in helping animators create animations quicker… either as an inbuilt feature or a plugin

[zainal]

I made this plugin. You can try now.

add IK synfig plugins

[zainal]

@darkhog

As far as I know Synfig doesn’t have inverse kinematic (IK) for bones or I don’t know how to enable it. However inverse kinematic makes much easier to do natural-looking movement. Are there plans on adding support for IK into Synfig (if there’s none)?

IK angle converter test

This is a new converter named IK Angle, designed to facilitate simple inverse kinematics (IK) setups .cpp and .h file: converter IK angle.zip (3.5 KB) demo: [Inverse Kinematic converter in Synfig] [maxresdefault]

Hopefully this PR will eventually be merged. Otherwise, it may end up as just another forum memory. Of course, if you can build Synfig yourself, you can always check out the PR and use it locally.