Hi,
How do I remove rig on the already rigged character. I need to go back to the original un-rigged character and make some changes. This character has been rig a while ago.
Thanks
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How to remove rig?
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gkanomi
Re: How to remove rig?
I found a hard way to do it in these sequences. The character was rigged using full body Auto-Rig tools.
1. Delete ALL controller layers
2. Delete ALL zero layers
3. Reset ALL expression errors. This can easily be done with the search error tools, although tedious.
And in my case i have to reset Torso rotation to get it back to original pose. Lemme know if there's any better way to go about this.
Thanks
1. Delete ALL controller layers
2. Delete ALL zero layers
3. Reset ALL expression errors. This can easily be done with the search error tools, although tedious.
And in my case i have to reset Torso rotation to get it back to original pose. Lemme know if there's any better way to go about this.
Thanks
Re: How to remove rig?
Hi,
Using Duik 16, this process will be easier, with the introduction of the new "structures" to rig characters. In the meantime, what you did is the best way to remove a rig.
If you designed the character directly in After Effects, I would suggest two fundamental things:
1- save incremental: use new version numbers very often to be able to easily get to a previous state of your work
2- always keep key steps in your pipeline and save as a new name before beginning the next step (usually: character design - rig - animation...)
Using Duik 16, this process will be easier, with the introduction of the new "structures" to rig characters. In the meantime, what you did is the best way to remove a rig.
If you designed the character directly in After Effects, I would suggest two fundamental things:
1- save incremental: use new version numbers very often to be able to easily get to a previous state of your work
2- always keep key steps in your pipeline and save as a new name before beginning the next step (usually: character design - rig - animation...)
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gkanomi
Re: How to remove rig?
Hi Duduf,
Thanks for your reply. Yes you are definitely right. The best workflow is to version up stage by stage. This is my first time using DUIK, and I didn't realize i can't simply 'delete' the rig just like that. I will keep your suggestion in mind next time.
Thanks again. Really appreciate your reply.
Thanks for your reply. Yes you are definitely right. The best workflow is to version up stage by stage. This is my first time using DUIK, and I didn't realize i can't simply 'delete' the rig just like that. I will keep your suggestion in mind next time.
Thanks again. Really appreciate your reply.