To just make the bone go back and forth, you really only needed the driver on one of the constraints, not on both? So you didn't have to copy from the first to the second constraint?

I just called in my wife and showed her in an overly excited way about the curves and that I finally found a practical real life example for the math lessons in school :D (She was always like. Why do you enjoy maths, you won't ever need that)


FINALLY :D :D

I am gonna watch this till I get it but perhaps a helpful suggestion is to make the simple example you showed at the beginning of the video, currently I am 5 minutes in and I am not 100% sure what's going on, no clear way to judge progress other than to mindlessly follow and hope for the eureka moment at the end. Its hard to keep my attention on this even when I truly want to.

Finished example, execution to make example feels a little more purpose driven while discussing the theory.

I appreciate you and enjoy your content, the amount of theory these last few exercises without actionable practices is information overload at the moment.

Hi Wayne

This all worked as shown for me, all sliders linked and the graph is moving correctly but the bone doesn't move at all! Not sure what I've done wrong there. Thanks

Perhaps this video needs a simpler tutorial because there are no definitions of what a driver is