> if you don’t want to make knee targets, you can use the FABRIK nodes instead which work just as well.
I tried that, I have knees flipping backward sometimes.
I personally have the advantage of having animated and built my rig with IK to start with, so I already have Knee Pit and Elbow Pit bones on the skeleton. I just use the location of these bones (technically, I set the joint position to 0,0,0 in Bone Space of the pit bone in question) to tell the IK solver where the joint should be. This is 99% perfect (there are situations where it’d look better to have the feet rotate slightly to one side and the knee to go with it, rather than rolling or yawing in the extreme, but oh well) since it means that as the anim drives the player’s feet it also drives the position of the knees accordingly.
Lacking this, I recommend manually setting the pit location using the forward vector of the foot bone (the knee pit should be some Z value above a space several units in front of the toes; typically the human leg does not rotate at the foot, so your knees usually face your toes).
Would you mind If I converted it into C++ module, and published on GitHub ?
@Muhammad,
Come on man… Use your brain here. The nodes are already IN the editor. They aren’t custom nodes. As for which bones to use, you can see the names.
im not idiot man!!! hhhhh
there is settings inside the nodes like world space and the target bones
and there are the FABRIK neads some settings
@Neur0t1c There are the details that are on those node that are required to make this work.
@muhammadmadimuhammadmadi Goto the content examples and pull open the animation map, here you will look at the blueprints in map example i think 1.8. if the ik pawns are not there just look for the jumping jack animation with ik, its called like IKAnimatedPawn or something similar, look for it in the in solution explorer.
you can use the settings on those ik nodes on that IKAnimatedPawn for reference for your pawn’s ik nodes.
IK dysplasia while Walk/Run?
Here: https://forums.unrealengine.com/archive/index.php/t-50350.html
Please solve Thanks.
Hello everyone
Does someone know what causes that? It’s ok in preview mode, but when game is running happens this thing
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At that stage the only possible option seems to be our subscription based package. If you do do register
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That’s why we can’t use it 
hi
hi man, this is crazy awesome, and what i would kike to get in my game but, it is possible to make with this system or similar a full body ik?, i mean hands, arms, head, verything? whitout ikineama, just unreal providing blueprints
Does this work with quadrupeds as well?
IK Yes its working…but when you try to walk or run in flat area …Bug from Knee like “Dysplasia”.
I have been having the same issue as well. After going through the blueprints many times, I believe it comes down to the Effector Location and the Two Bone IK nodes (or FABRIK nodes). My theory is that when not moving, the IK Foot Trace is continuously outputting an effector location that’s moving forward relative to the character, and the FABRIK nodes are therefore continuously transforming the foot location forward.
I am still attempting to figure it out, but many thanks in advance if someone has the solution. 
Anyone knows?
Hello,
Can someone share a test project with a working IK? (or help me to fix the bug in the attached file)
I did not get to do and the project crash periodically.
My preparation, but with an error as you can see.
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/59069601/ThirdPersonIK.zip
Many thanks.
Not sure if this thread is still going, but I am having problems with this as well!
Mainly, If I just take a transform and use the FABRIK node to place my hand to that position ( globally ), my skeleton ignores every angle constraint and creates very unrealistic poses.
I cannot figure out how, in the examples of this thread, the joints are looking realistic. Help pls!
For reference, the unrealistic pose:
I am using the Skeleton from the ThirdPerson Example, and have tried to use the “Owen” from the Content Example, with the same results.
How can I add angular constraints to this?
As far as I know, FABRIK ignores PHAT constraints.
And the TwoBone IK node takes those constraints? Or how am I the only one with this problem?
I looked into the FABRIK source code and from my understanding there is simply no part that consideres angle constraints anywhere.
But in the linked FABRIK scientific paper, the theory of constraint angles is explained in details, so is this just something that’s still
to come in the near future?
It may be that the constraint code was simply never implemented for FABRIK - it’s user contributed if I remember right.
That said, implementing limits (not really constraints) would be pretty easy, you just clamp down the bone angles for the most part (per bone at each step from what I remember, though it would need some experimentation). That would have to be implemented in the FABRIK C++ though.