Two full rigs work together to create movement within the limbs of the character. one rig for each view.
Wednesday, 17 February 2010
Trial and error solves problems once again
As mentioned in my last post, I was having problems with leg rigs and making the foot move. however trial and error by redoing the rig and re-following the tutorials from previous years has solved the problem for one of the characters. i now need to repeat this same process for the rest of the characters.
Two full rigs work together to create movement within the limbs of the character. one rig for each view.
Two full rigs work together to create movement within the limbs of the character. one rig for each view.
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rigging is fun... NOT! lol its very good however, for learning to solve problems. well thats what i thought. have fun with it...
ReplyDeleteHi Leanne,
ReplyDeleteI hope the discussions with Theo proved useful? I'll have a proper look at your blog over the weekend...
In the meantime, I need you to complete the online National Student Survey. It won’t take much of your time – promise - but it is really important that you take the time to consider your responses to its questions carefully. This is not a casual questionnaire – nor is it conducted by UCA – and your aim should be to be fair and constructive.
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