Hi all, I'm trying to get my head around the rigging tools in Maya, and need a quick boost in terms of knowledge - I need to support a ton of rigs my students are creating after Christmas. Any recommendations? I would prefer not to have a course aimed at beginners, just something that can introduce some mid/high level concepts and techniques. Having said that, as I need to learn an entire new toolset it's probably wise to start with the basics (as long as it moves quickly into other areas). Has anyone taken the iAnimate course? http://www.ianimate.net/workshops/rigging.html
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