Time to Face the Physics

My goal is just to get physics figured out for the video in Blender today. If done early, then get a bunch of stuff put into UE4.

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90% Means the main animation of the main character is reaching the end! The last 10% is all the extra necessary stuff surrounding it. (Physics, other characters, environment interactions, etc)

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This stream ended up super well. Cop Teto & Gumi have faced their target and the scene is nearly complete. I just need to catch the facial expressions back up to everything else. After completing fixing the facial expressions, I found out that there were these spikes that would appear out of nowhere! The rest of the stream was dedicated to fixing it and boy am I happy that I found out how to fix vertex weights! It was an entirely hidden menu in edit mode! Anyways, I'll update the scroll with all the details when I can! 

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Who knew adjusting feet would take so damn long? I just finished and the day is gone here. Well, I'll have to upload the snippet from UE4 tomorrow. I really hope that I figure out how to join objects together like Bowsette's spikes- OOH!
I DID find 1 thing today that was badass! I can group stuff in Blender's dopesheet! So I can clean up the channels throughout that.
Sadly, you can't group a channel within a channel. It's like a list-by-name of the different rotations, locations, and scales of each bone in the group in order. It's not like a folder. Kinda weird.

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Switching the Bowsette vid to regular as she reaches the bridge. This has all gone too slow but there's enough animated in order to get 360 tests done!
Beach video could've been 360 if I hadn't lost the file for it when my hard drive was acting up.

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(Comment I truly appreciate and didn't want deleted due to having to push the stream link back to the top)
Evermore:
"Congratulations on your 1-year anniversary! You've come a long way since you began and, even though its only been a year, your work has already made a big impression on the size community. Personally, I continue to be impressed by your tenacity and work ethic and your willingness to tackle things that challenge you head on. I am very excited to see what you will come up with for all of us in the future!"