Here we build a skeleton for the character and bind the skeleton to the geometry in Maya. This is also known as rigging a character.
Want to master Microsoft Excel and take your work-from-home job prospects to the next level? Jump-start your career with our Premium A-to-Z Microsoft Excel Training Bundle from the new Gadget Hacks Shop and get lifetime access to more than 40 hours of Basic to Advanced instruction on functions, formula, tools, and more.
How To:
Create intricate tree leaves in Maya
How To:
Create a Helix-Shaped NURBS Curve in Maya
How To:
Insert joints in a joint chain in Maya
How To:
Model an object using the CV Curve tool in Maya
How To:
Model a human body in Maya
How To:
Texture an object in Maya and export to Unreal Engine
How To:
Create a Simple Procedural Brick Texture in Maya
How To:
Animate a bouncing ball in Maya
How To:
Model interiors using Maya
How To:
Create and apply textures in Maya
How To:
Texture with bitmaps in Autodesk Maya 2011
How To:
Point snap in Maya
How To:
Configure safe frames and grids in Autodesk Maya 2011
How To:
Model a human torso in Maya
How To:
Create realistic smoke and dust particles in Maya
How To:
Apply normal maps when creating textures and shaders in Maya 2011
How To:
Use NURBS in Maya Modeling to Model a Chess Bishop
How To:
Rotate & revolve cameras in Maya
How To:
Construct a metal shader in Maya 7
How To:
Model a human ear in Maya
How To:
Create intricate tree leaves in Maya
How To:
Create a Helix-Shaped NURBS Curve in Maya
How To:
Insert joints in a joint chain in Maya
How To:
Model an object using the CV Curve tool in Maya
How To:
Model a human body in Maya
How To:
Texture an object in Maya and export to Unreal Engine
How To:
Create a Simple Procedural Brick Texture in Maya
How To:
Animate a bouncing ball in Maya
How To:
Model interiors using Maya
How To:
Create and apply textures in Maya
How To:
Texture with bitmaps in Autodesk Maya 2011
How To:
Configure safe frames and grids in Autodesk Maya 2011
How To:
Point snap in Maya
How To:
Model a human torso in Maya
How To:
Create realistic smoke and dust particles in Maya
How To:
Apply normal maps when creating textures and shaders in Maya 2011
How To:
Use NURBS in Maya Modeling to Model a Chess Bishop
How To:
Rotate & revolve cameras in Maya
How To:
Construct a metal shader in Maya 7
How To:
Model a human ear in Maya
4 Comments
hi i have done what you have said and when i try to move the joints they dont move as a solid and moves like rubber
why when i hit the paint skin weights tool, chose the join from which i want to minimize the influence over other geometry, and then click on the object, the tool does not do anything. it does not darken the area. how do i fix that?
where do i go to see the full 20 :D
Ummm...The video is a total of 11 seconds long....
Share Your Thoughts