rigging a Chinese dragon? 2004-04-15 - By adrian
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we did it all by hand im afraid, the only way we could get it to do what
the director wanted
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Brad Abrahams wrote:
>Hi Adrian,
>
>I will give the spines a go, although, do you have any suggestions on how to
>had some sort of dynamic element to the chains? be it fake or not (cloth,
>soft constraints, etc.).
>
>Thanks very much,
>Brad
>
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>From: "adrian" <adrian@(protected)>
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>Sent: Thursday, April 15, 2004 11:31 AM
>Subject: Re: rigging a Chinese dragon?
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>>chained isner spines?
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>>worked for the snakes we did last year
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>>Brad Abrahams wrote:
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>>>Hey everyone,
>>>
>>>I will be creating a rig that will roughly follow the shape and
>>>structure of a Chinese dragon (as seen in parades and kites), and
>>>which will move like one as well. I was wondering if anyone had any
>>>initial suggestions. The limbs do not have to be overly articulated,
>>>nor does will the rig be very complex. I would like it to have some
>>>sort of soft constraints/simulation for the flowing motion of the body
>>>limbs tail and hairs.
>>>
>>>I'd appreciate any input,
>>>Brad Abrahams
>>>
>>>
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