This might hold true sometimes for animators and modelers who can jump between software with much less trouble, but not for rigging. Myth busted!īefore you dive into the resources, lets address the often repeated myth that “Software does not matter, you can learn on the job”. Hard work, self determination, problem solving, grit or tenacity to work through problems and the ability to learn (from the right resources) are what will get you there and we’re here to help. Now of course we would love if you could train with our mentors but the truth is that money isn’t required to get started or even get good enough to get hired. To be detailed you need to know the language Maya uses so you can talk to other Maya users to ask for help or to follow tutorials. If you get stuck and need help and have to ask, be detailed. The first advice is if you are going to learn, learn to solve problems and read the documentation… really!! Read through at least all the rigging documentation so you can understand the basic vocabulary of Maya.
“I want to learn about rigging characters but I am not sure where to start?”, “Anyone have a recommendation for resources, X video on YouTube was confusing!”, “Rigging courses or schools are are too expensive, how can I become a character TD if I can’t afford it”. Every year we see people asking where to start, reaching out for help and or simply overwhelmed.
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