Go over to Base Color again, click Open underneath it! If you do not know, please check out the video here to learn how to use it!Īfter selecting Principled BDSF, go over to the base color, and click the small circle again! P.S.: This tutorial is under the context of you already knowing how to use PaintRigV3, or at least have some basic Blender and GFX knowledge. Now let’s open up the file named ‘Faceless’! It’s time to mess around with the rig and I’ll tell you how to import textures for it, and pose it, and I’ll tell you some basic tips on miscellaneous things about the rig. Both rigs are essentially the same, just the Default one has a face. You will probably use the Faceless rig more often (if not all the time), you can either delete the Default rig (if you think you will never use that rig), or keep it. The first one should be named “Default”, and the other, “Faceless”.įor the Default file, the rig has a face (which you mostly will not need at any time.) The Faceless rig, has no face (pretty self explanatory ).

Inside the Rig folder, there should be two Blender files. Inside the RobloxRig_RBX2.0 folder, there should be 2 folders and one text file (the read me file isn’t that important in this case). Upon downloading the rig file as shown in the description of the video shown above (don’t worry, it’s completely safe!) Open the folder that should have been newly downloaded, named. If you are a GFX artist who uses only the PaintRigV3 (blocky rig), this process might seem odd at first as there are more things you have to change and fix on this rig. MattRBX makes some great rigs for you to use, you should totally check out his other videos and rigs! I’ll be mainly focusing on his Robloxian 2.0 rig though, it is one of the more simpler rigs he has to offer.

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