I tried to make every part of the character ragdolled. In the tutorial, he assigned the bones—selecting the hips and then the leg. I did the same, but when I try it, it’s not working, the leg are not ragdolled
Hello @Farrazy_Ardiansyah and welcome to the forums! 
The torso is collapsing because his spine is too thin. He simply doesn’t have enough muscle mass to keep himself upright.
As for the legs, if you look closely, you’ll see that the legs have a slight offset from your animated legs, confirming that the simulation is working. The legs however are thicker, and thus has more muscle mass to follow your animation with.
Finally, the hip is set to Animated, which means it will follow your hip regardless of the Stiffness values.
To make this character entirely limp, without breaking at the spine:
- Thicken up the spine, try and match the original geometry as close as possible; the proportions of it look physically correct.
- Set your hip to
Simulated - Tweak the
Rotate Stiffnessproperty on therGroupobject for the character, to make him more or less floppy.
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okay i will try
Hi i encounter 2 problems here, and with the tutorials are not helping
heads fell off
hips cant replaced mesh for some reason, in the tutorial it the hips replaced it with no problems, and also when it simulated the hips stays there…
what did i do wrong? help pls
Somewhere along the way, something went wrong. Let’s try and identify where.
Can you try this:
- Ragdoll → System → Delete all Physics
- Assign to the spine first, from hip to head
- Does the head still fall off?
From the looks of that screenshot, there are 2 hips; one that is selected - a capsule - and another that has a mesh. You likely only want 1 hip; and if not, they should likely not overlap with each other. Where could the second one come from?
hi, i didnt know there is 2 hips, i select the other one and change it to simulated now it works what i wanted thank you
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