Yesterday I turned my autorig github repo to from private to public. I’ve been working on this for the last two years. This is a modular auto rigging tools that I was longing to do but unable to find time in my last job. To me, being able to develop your own autorig system is basic for a studio, instead of using only off-the-shelve solution.
https://github.com/nickyliux/nl_rigging_tools
This is not production ready yet. I’m going to capture some demo videos to show what it can do so far.
For the last few months I’ve been building my own modular rigging framework and tools. As a very early version, I try to make the UI as simple as possible. There are a few professional projects around. I’ve just added a page Gems to jot them down. Some UIs are quite “stunning” to me. Although rigging could be complicated, I hope I can simplify things unless neccessary.
Here I find the Python Style Guide by Google. I did write years of MEL and it could be hard to manage when it goes over several thousand lines. I’m now learning to refactor codes as frequent as possible to shorten pick-up time.
