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Re: Character Rigging Industry Entrrance Standard?
Im actually kind of in the same boat as you. I got my foot in the door as an animator, and have taken a liking to rigging, so ive been doing more and more at work, but im more of a generalist. Ive been looking into what i need to get a job as a full time rigger somewhere. Definitely learn python, not mel. Mel is good to… -
Re: Character Rigging Industry Entrrance Standard?
Probably a good idea to start learning Maya (MEL?) or Max Script as well. -
Re: Character Rigging Industry Entrrance Standard?
most studios that I know of use Motion Builder, which comes with it's own rig basically. don't put all your talent points into rigging and making cute nurb circles in maya, put a couple into Python scripting as well, so that you can expand on for example motion builder rigs and make plugins for animators, like exporters… -
Re: Character Rigging Industry Entrrance Standard?
In my personal opinion I recommend that you learn the following things. While it may not be evident to others at first glance it is still those details that matter in the end. * Keep good naming conventions on every object in the scene, especially joints/bones for game engines. It doesn't matter which, just keep one…
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