The auto-rigger performs more reliably on characters with clean meshes as well as provides higher-quality animations.
The character mesh is clean and error free. This prevents animation offsets happening from unit differences. The auto-rigger works best when characters are set to the (0,0,0) origin of the world. The character is centered in the scene. For example, the auto-rigger does not work on floating heads that are disjoined from the body. 
There are no spaces between any of the parts.Extra helper objects, cameras, or scene objects cause the auto-rigger to not work. There is no other content in the file.Auto-rigging may not work if the character is largely asymmetric or posed prior to rigging. The character is in a default or neutral pose.
For example, extra limbs, wings, and tails or large hair and clothing items may not work.
The character does not have large extra appendages or props. If the character proportions are too deformed, the auto-rigger may not work. The character is humanoid with distinguishable head, body, arm, and leg areas. The demonstrations in the workshop utilize ProRigs.The Mixamo automatic rigging system only works for humanoid characters and has a few other specific requirements.Įnsure that the following is true for your project: This knowledge will serve as a solid foundation for continued advancement and exploration into more intricate mechanics-driven exercises. Upon completion of this workshop, artists will have developed a fundamental proficiency in Maya, accompanied by a refined understanding of the fundamental principles that are integral to animation - primarily with regard to timing and weight. Subscribers will also have the opportunity to familiarize themselves with the 12 principles of animation, presented using Erik’s easy-to-understand approach. This 3.5-hour video guide encompasses a range of essential exercises, including a bouncing ball and pendulum animation, in addition to introductory lessons covering constraints. Additionally, the workshop aims to impart a methodology for approaching the craft of animation by prioritizing key aspects before progressing to more advanced concepts. Castillo, former Animation Artist at DreamWorks, this comprehensive workshop aims to demonstrate that, while Maya may appear daunting at first, with the proper guidance, it can be significantly simplified. 
The primary objective is to provide you with an introduction to the intricacies of animation using Maya, yet in an easy-to-digest manner. This introductory workshop is geared towards individuals pursuing a career in CG character animation and those with an interest in the field.
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