INFR 4445U – Advanced Rigging

In this course, students will create advanced rigging solutions for both in class study and for external stakeholders. Students will use code to automate tedious aspects of the rigging process. Doing so will also allow students to develop their own autorigging solution as a robust and reusable rigging toolset that can be deployed in a variety of situations and shared as a modular plugin. Students will explore the existing literature on rigging approaches in order to deepen their understanding of the systems at play and established approaches. Facial deformations using a FACS based setup will also be explored.
Credit hours: 3
Lecture hours: 3
Laboratory hours: 3
Prerequisite(s): INFR 3345U and INFR 3390U
Experiential learning: Yes