Every one of these rigs includes a world control, represented by the yellow curve placed around their feet.
Sunday, December 13, 2015
World Control
The world control is a control that can move the entire rig without affecting any of the attributes of the other controls and joints/objects. This control is essential for every rig because an animator will almost always have to position or re position a rig to fit along with the scene or action it is being placed into.
Every one of these rigs includes a world control, represented by the yellow curve placed around their feet.
Every one of these rigs includes a world control, represented by the yellow curve placed around their feet.
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A lot of your posts are very educational, however, they dont pertain to you nessericty or your work as a artist
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ReplyDeleteQuick and easy definition of the world control. pretty useful to have a post for reference. good examples on the GIF. i would have just explained how the movement differs from the root control.
ReplyDeletePretty good definition of the world control. Do you know how to make the world control scale the meshes and controls together?
ReplyDeletePretty good definition of the world control. Do you know how to make the world control scale the meshes and controls together?
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