In our previous blog post ( https://www.riggingDojo.com/2017/03/22/custom-studio-training-volition-agents-mayhem/) We talked about our custom studio training with MotionBuilder and how our alumnus Evan Cox was hired on to be their MotionBuilder Tech artist. In this post Evan has a few tips and tricks and gotchas to share with you. These are a start and we hope to…
We have a great guest post for all of you for 3December 2016 In this second part of my blog series where I go over projects that I’ve worked on, with a focus on how I used Python, I’ll be analyzing Cloudy With A Chance of Meatballs 2. This was my first animated feature film,…
This is a re-post from the blog of our mentor, Ryan Griffin, Griffinanimation: Leg Rigging in Maya If you want to build a more robust scripted rigging system and understand how to do this with his help, check our our Python 101 class with Ryan On with the tutorial… Leg Rigging in Maya I…
Rigging Dojo Mentor, Ryan Griffin, leads you through python scripting in Maya in our Python 101 course. Ryan developed a tool set in python to handle the rigging of wide range of 100+ characters, including cinematic quality characters as. for Skylander Super Chargers, and it is the inspiration for the course project. During the 8…
“Water, water, everywhere, Nor any drop to drink.” That quote could easily be talking about jobs and TDs, as 2016 so far has started out with a long list of studios looking to hire Technical Directors for character rigging, pipeline and character FX while being unable to find anyone. The problem is there are not…
