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Maya script for animators! I find it really time-consuming to create four-direction movesets With this tool, you can create left/right/back variants from your forward cycle in one click! Hope it helps you speed up your workflow! . #maya #animation

15,739 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля Linwail (Looking for work)
Linwail (Looking for work)1 год назад

Wow!

Фото профиля Movipods
Movipods1 год назад

if you're an aspiring (or established) filmmaker looking to package your next project effectively...Let's connect.

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xavier1 год назад

this is amazing!!

Фото профиля Baptiste COLIN
Baptiste COLIN1 год назад

Character rig used in the demo by @artstoff !

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