Also, as with many cartoon characters, this one had fewer fingers. I had to manually increase the space between the monkey’s fingers, allowing it to succeed. For example, the fingers were too close together which confused the rigging algorithm when it came time to calculate that aspect of the auto-rig.
The same applies to the other character types, but the monkey has its own set of challenges. It served as a nice challenge for AccuRIG, as it’s not a typical human character. It’s a charming character which I chose because it is very stylized and cartoonish. There have been many videos exploring this great tool, so I hope I can provide a new angle by exploring these unique characters, each with their own attributes that are useful for demonstrating some of AccuRIG’s potential.Ĭharacter One: Non-Human, Stylized Monkeyįirst up is this stylized monkey character which I purchased through Artstation from an artist named Ali Farsangi. In this tutorial I’m going to demonstrate Reallusion’s free auto-rig tool, AccuRIG.
