rigging modeling

You shall rig your personal, or from a pick of the teachers static objects to a fully deformable rig. Everything must be set up as if it were a professional production where we create the rigs blueprint or rigDesign prior to starting the actual rigging process. With this assignment comes the basic need of naming conventions and standards that must be followed precicely throughout for a predictable output. Each student is to follow a very strict pipeline set prior. If a student chooses to work outside the set pipeline that student simply tells us that he or she won’t be fit in a production and will therefor not pass the assignment. Please find the pipeline/name convention information under [login to view URL] this is a highly technical assignment everything has to be scriptable and pipeline friendly, therefor naming will be a big part of this assignment. Even a small spelling error might cost you a grade. All of this will however be controlled throughout a set of tech checks. Simply follow the guidelines and you will be just fine. Be observant! The key do success here is to review, review and review. In short, your job is to create a production ready rig that follows a specific studio [login to view URL] Design Amount: Minimum 2 Format: .png Resolution: 1920*1080 Name Convention: [login to view URL]* Video References Amount: Minimum 25 Format: - Resolution: - Name Convention: Name file to what it represents Still References Amount: Minimum 50 Format: - Resolution: - Name Convention: Name file to what it represents Rig Format: .ma Namnkonvention: [login to view URL]* *Replace creatureName with the actual name of your creature, still following name convention document. If type, replace that with what it might show, IE body, face, foot etc 1.5 Equipment Autodesk Maya Camera for photo/video reference Tablet (Not required but recommended)