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A thorough explanation of glue, from basics to advanced techniques!
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What is glue?
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The settings for applicability and weights are also explained in detail.
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Specific usage examples
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Explanation of the implementation procedure
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We'll also introduce some common stumbling blocks and helpful tips.
This course explains the basics and applications of the [Glue] function.
We will cover everything from basic glue settings and “”””glue weight settings”””” to practical examples.
This course is perfect for those who want to learn more about glue or who have difficulty using it!
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This course is an edited version of a live course streamed on 2026/01/09.
Total 2 videos
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#1Glue Basics
This chapter covers the basics of glue and how to set it up.
What is glue?
Basic usage of glue
What are glue weight and adaptability?
How does weight affect movement?
How to adjust weight
Duplicating art meshes with glue attached
Turning glue on and off and deleting glue
Recommended uses of glue
① When the parent deformers of the parts to be attached are different
Explanation using shoulder glue
② When the parent deformers of the parts to be attached are the same
Reasons and benefits of separating fill and stroke
Explanation using outline and fill
Explanation of mouth line and skin tone mask -
#2Recommended uses and applications of glue
This chapter introduces recommended ways to use glue, as well as application examples from past JUKU courses.
Recommended ways to use glue:
① When the parent deformers of the parts to be attached are different
Explained using shoulder glue
② When the parent deformers of the parts to be attached are the same
Reasons and benefits of separating fill and line
Explained using outline and fill
Explanation of mouth line and skin tone mask
Release Date2026/04/14