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Hey I saw your rig and I was just wondering do you have a tutorial on this? I have seen some tutorials online but all they have is just a tutorial on eyes and eyebrows on a fixed location.
Would be great if there was one!
Hey Jkizumi,
Well, at the moment there are no tutorials on it. Though, I will try and make one in the future if people would like to see how it was done.
As a quick explanation. The way that the face was solved was by having a NURBS plane (you could use polygonal objects as well), which is hidden. It was large enough to hold all the face geometry in it, then I just applied a wrap deformer of the facial geometry onto the plane. This made sure that the face would move where-ever the plane moved. Now, I wrapped the plane onto the cube. The reason I didn't do a direct wrap onto the cube was so that I could cut down on blendshapes, so when I created corrective blendshapes, it had to be done for the plane and not each facial geometry, much easier to handle and cuts down on processing power as well. :)
It's a pretty simple rig actually, nothing fancy. :D
I'm working with this rig to practice animations. Something strange has happened. There is a black shape that is separated from the box when the box moves. However, I can't select it. I think it belongs to the 'notouchy' group. Not sure what happened. Can you please assist? Thanks
jkizumi
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