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Constraint-driven motion
Index3D’s tutorial runs for more than 20 minutes and surveys several constraint types in Blender 2.8, with particular attention to Transform Constraints.
Practical examples
The lesson builds simple mechanisms including closable windows and rolling vehicle tyres. These examples show how one object’s transform channels can drive controlled motion elsewhere without manually keyframing every dependent movement.
Artists should test axis mapping, local versus world space, influence ranges and dependency cycles before applying the setup to a production rig.
