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Deformable Control Spline

By David Almeida

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- 29 Jan, 2019
Last modification: 31 Jan, 2019

Industry

Film & VFX

Subject

Animation
Rigging
Tips and Tricks
Character Animation

Products

3ds Max

Skill Level

Beginner

Duration

4 min

3dsMax tutorial on how to build deformable controllers for your rigs. Gives them that extra flavor and show how the controller list can be used as a layered animation system.

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