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rigging and animating my model

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#1

hello all
I am not a rigger nor am I an animator, and the majority of the stuff we do at work is mainly non organic realtime models for viz stuff, I am however a sculptor and have created a t-rex and am interested to see if anyone would want to or willing to rig and animated my model, this isnt for work, its purely a ‘just interested’ to see what my model would look like while moving, you can do whatever animation/ movement you like, I am not interested in a rigged file, although it would be nice to see how its set up just a movie as long or short as you wish, you can keep the original model and do whatever you want with it, ( but please dont pass it off as your own) a mention of me would be nice, http://www.grumpyart.co.uk
anyone interested, can be a pro, student or hobbiest not realy bothered, if there is any interest I will post the zbrush model file here is a quick render in zbrush , oh and I have re-toped it, so hopefully will animate ok!

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#2

I would suggest rigging and animating it yourself. Even if it’s not very good. What that will do is help you to become a better modeller. You’ll start to run into problems and issues you didn’t realize were there. You’ll understand better topology and why and where it’s important. Even if you just do a real basic rigging and animation it will help you become more familiar with the process. You’re future projects and models will be better as an artist but also much better on the technical side.

#3

did it myself in the end, and it was quite successful, just one or two problems around the neck, which i expected to be honest as it wasn’t created with the intention to rig