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Advanced Character Rigging in 3ds Max

In this 3ds Max tutorial, we will learn several methods and tools for creating complex rigs that are capable of producing very stylized deformations! We'll start by creating a modular rig we can insert into our control rigs for flexibility and speed. Software required: Autodesk 3ds Max 2013.

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10h 4m
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Last Updated Jul 31, 2021

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Advanced Character Rigging in 3ds Max

In this 3ds Max tutorial, we will learn several methods and tools for creating complex rigs that are capable of producing very stylized deformations! We'll start by creating a modular rig we can insert into our control rigs for flexibility and speed. Software required: Autodesk 3ds Max 2013.

Advanced
10h 4m
(5)

Created by

Last Updated Jul 31, 2021

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In this 3ds Max tutorial, we will learn several methods and tools for creating complex rigs that are capable of producing very stylized deformations! We'll start by creating a modular rig we can insert into our control rigs for flexibility and speed. We'll learn how to create IK FK systems, and learn how to enhance those systems to produce more exaggerated results. We'll also create robust counter-twist systems that do a great job at holding volume. We've got a ton of great content in store for you that will increase your knowledge of rigging so that you can create robust and flexible rigs. Software required: Autodesk 3ds Max 2013.

Advanced Character Rigging in 3ds Max
Advanced
10h 4m
(5)
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