In this section we'll learn about tools like the Volume Builder and Volume Mesher that we use when creating the head. We won't be creating a facial rig in this course, so how you model your head is up to you. This is where we create the character shape we want, as a reference and without worrying about the practicalities of rigging yet. In this section we'll teach you how to 'block' your character.

We'll go through each stage step by step and explain the theory behind each process so you'll be able not only to follow along the course, but to really understand each step to better rig your own character's body.

Adapting the rig and weights to your character This course will cover the following key aspects of rigging a character: We'll even provide the C4D files to help with your learning.Ĭontents Welcome to rigging a character in C4D

We'll go through the different key processes, explaining the theory and showing you how we create character rigs for our animation projects.

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C4d character rigging