Rigging a 2D Character in Unity Using IK

Unity has enhanced their 2D components by using bone animation for sprites. This includes the use of inverse-kinematics devices. You need to be able to set up characters in order to allow them to move around the environment. This course, Rigging 2D Characters in Unity Using IK will teach you how to make sure your character's feet don't touch the ground when it is being controlled by another player. You will first learn how to build a 2D character using sprites. Next, you'll set up the sprites so that nones can control them. Next, you'll learn how to combine particle systems with sprites. You will also learn how to create small rigging elements of your own to drive objects beyond the character's hierarchy. Finally, you will keyframe a 2D character walk cycle that dynamically adjusts its steps to undulating terrain. After completing this course, your knowledge and skills will allow you to create a 2D Inverse Kinematics rig on your own. Unity is required.