3D Rigging Systems Wk4&5: Rigging with Point constraints and controllers

The main difference between orient and point constraints are that orient constraints constrain the rotation of an object where as point constraints constrain the translation of an object. While orient constraints were suitable to objects such as the doors which rotated on an axis other features such as the suspension had to be done using point constraints. The methodology differs little until the time of constraining. Below is an example of the wheel suspension being point constrained.