Rig, twist & stretch dynamic characters

Save the day and learn how to rig and deform limbs with twist, stretch, IK and FK systems

Rigging, however complicated, is one of the main processes in the animation pipeline. It will inform the software how the virtual mesh will change, move and how the animation will look at render time. The technical director’s job is to produce systems that provide easy and efficient ways for animators to achieve the desired result for a show. 3ds Max is a software that provides us with many tools for making great systems, but even so, there may be times when we have to create our own tools–to do this we can use the programming language MAXScript. In this tutorial, we will show you some of these features applied to a dynamic cartoon character. JOÃO VICTOR FERREIRA Super Hero, 2017 Software 3ds Max Learn how to Create an IK Spine…

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