Sardi Pax offers a look into how one would go about animating a cord or string’s oscillating vibrations, as if it were plucked or struck. In Sardi’s example he uses the cord of a crossbow, but this will also work for a guitar string or any cord that is contained on both ends. Sardi starts off by using Blender’s ShapeKeys as the premise for the animation.
[blockquote source=”Sardi Pax – Sardi Pax Productions”]In this tutorial I show techniques for creating an effect simulating the oscillations of a plucked or struck string[/blockquote]
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Animating the Oscillating Effect of a Vibrating String in Blender
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