24 Drivers
Introduction
A simple explanation for drivers would be that they are small functions that operate on single properties. These can be predefined or custom-made using code written in the Python language. A common use case for drivers in rigging is in creating a connection between two properties. For example, we can make a custom property and use it to enable or disable a constraint by connecting the two using a driver. Another common use case is to connect a bone’s transform channel to a shape key’s Value.
A purple color marks properties driven by a constraint. Adding multiple drivers to one property is not possible.
Creating and Removing Drivers
We access most driver manipulation operators through ...
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