cartoony head squash n stretch

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13,514

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Aug 28, 2009

Readership Level:

Intermediate

Tags:

cartoon rig, stretch n squash, rigging tutorial

Maya Versions:

8.x, 2008, 2009, 9.x

Platforms:

irix, linux, mac, solaris, windows

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English

This maya tutorial will take you through the procedure for setting up a head with stretch and squash ability to a character rig .Here I have made of lattice, joint and a bunch of utility nodes to get better control over the squash and stretch instead of using the non linear squash deformer.The techniques shown below can be incorporated in to any kind of cartoony rigs , giving the animators the flexibility to get appealing character deformation.In addition to that there are custom attributes for maintaining the volume and also for manipulating the amount of squash.

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View Vincent Tilghman's profile
Sep 07, 2009
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awesome. thanks alot for the upload!

View CreativeCrash 's profile
Sep 08, 2009
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Why is this on Fast Forward?

View Miss Lulu's profile
Oct 10, 2009
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This looks like a great, fun, and detailed project to jump into, but the lack of audio and low res make it very difficult to follow along. Would you mind maybe slowing it down a bit, maybe add some audio... I'm sure you're super busy, but your tutorial would be stellar if you had the time to polish it up a little.
Thanks!

View amiya bindhani's profile
Nov 30, 2009
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thanks buddy but can't upload

View MR HOLLYWOOD 's profile
Jan 16, 2010
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" This looks like a great, fun, and detailed project to jump into, but the lack of audio and low res make it very difficult to follow along. Would you mind maybe slowing it down a bit, maybe add some audio... I'm sure you're super busy, but your tutorial would be stellar if you had the time to polish it up a little. " DITTO !!!

" thanks buddy but can't upload " ?????

View Christopher Sanders's profile
Feb 12, 2010
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Way too fast for me to learn, but thanks anyway. :|

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Dec 13, 2011
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This really is too fast to understand properly. Thanks anyway.

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