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How/where to further my knowledge of rigging
Like the title suggests, I'm looking for advice on how/where to further my knowledge of rigging (in 3ds Max). Basically, I feel totally handicapped by lack of information on the subject. I've wasted so much time and money using Digital Tutors only to find their methods are almost always useless (in my humble opinion), and… -
Re: How/where to further my knowledge of rigging
Yeah the Digital Tutors stuff I've always found pretty basic. The 3ds Max bibles are ok, id consider them more for reference than tutorial though. Paul Neale is doing some Masterclasses over at CGTalk: http://forums.cgsociety.org/showthread.php?f=59&t=1115204 -
Re: How/where to further my knowledge of rigging
The Art of Rigging seemed to popular a few years ago: http://www.cgtoolkit.com/book1.htm Digital Tutors, Gnomon Workshop, Eat3D and 3D Motive all have tutorials on the subject. CG Academy also have a few DVDs: https://www.cg-academy.net/es_catalog/index.php?cPath=22&osCsid=6eoa1h0lfej1l0c2sqhvdatj6nup5v7g -
Re: How/where to further my knowledge of rigging
Thanks for those links Ark. I already have the Paul Neale rigging tutorials from cg-Academy and I'm aware of the other sites. I've been subscribed to Digital Tutors for around a year, and to be honest, I found more useful information on Youtube for free. I'm currently looking at the Autodesk 3ds Max 2013 Bible on Amazon,… -
Re: How/where to further my knowledge of rigging
TBH, you're better off rigging in Maya. It's much less of a pain in the rear, and the software is geared toward it. I've rigged a lot of characters in Max and the process could never be described as enjoyable. If you don't have Maya (or access to it), try following along with the tutorials and apply them to what you're…
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