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1. Re: skinning/rigging

   

   Reply by killingpeople · May 2006 · Home› Technical Talk

   of the two, i feel the animator seems the logical choice. in effect, it would give more control to the animator and seems more of a balance of workload between the two. ideally the modeler would concern themselves with the model & texture. the animator: the rig & animation. i think the best approach would be to use a…

2. Re: skinning/rigging

   

   Reply by Ruz · Apr 2006 · Home› Technical Talk

   Yeah I still think its the anim/tech guys job, though as i said I can skin quite well and test my deformations as I go along

3. Re: skinning/rigging

   

   Reply by monster · Apr 2006 · Home› Technical Talk

   It's an animator or technical directors job. But it's good for modellers to know how build animation friendly geometry.

4. Re: skinning/rigging

   

   Reply by Shawner · May 2006 · Home› Technical Talk

   Technical Animators at my work are tasked with these jobs as well as supporting the animation pipe and helping grease the communication between tech(programmers) and art.

5. skinning/rigging

   

   Topic by Ruz · Apr 2006 · Home› Technical Talk

   Do you consider this the animators job the modellers. seems recently there are people who think its the modelers job, which I find hard to agree with. I always skin my characters up quickly anyway to test deformation, but I would rather spend the extra time it would take to skin it up properly on refining textures etc