I wanted to work on some different weapon ideas and attack animations for them. I made a rough drill-type weapon in Maya and set up a rig for the character to wield it. Overall, it turned out really well and I enjoyed the final result, I like how the drill has control of the weight in motion, sort of dragging the character until they get back control. I have some ideas for different weapon types, but I might try to expand on this one into a playable system in Unreal. Character model made by: Ida Faber

Thought I would go back to working on some basics, so I tried out making these three different movement animations. It always good to keep your skills in the 'basic' animations needed in games. Model made by: Ida Faber (on both YouTube and Fab.com)

I saw Autodesk Flow Studio and wanted to test it out, so I recorded myself doing some stuff. The process was pretty easy, I mainly just exported the mo-cap data and then retargeted to a different rig in Maya. Still needed some clean up afterwards (Which I want to improve on) but it was pretty familiar to normal captured animation. Model by: Andre Kent Rigging by: Kiel Figgins

I've been working on my 3D modelling and character design skills and wanted to show the results. #animation #3danimation #characterdesign #maya

A little character I worked on a while ago. #3danimation #maya #animation #characterdesign

This illustration was made by the talented Kenji Watanabe, who has worked on many Digimon projects and illustrations. I DO NOT own the art itself or the character Omnimon/Omegamon, I simple rigged and animated it in Spine.