Soulcialism
06-03-2008, 04:52 PM
hey everyone,
i was curious to see what kind of opinions other people had on this topic...
i feel like every time i'm in a situation where i could use spline ik for an object (tails, ropes, hair, tentacles, whatever), i always end up hating the control setup for the spline ik, and most of the time i end up going back to just straight up fk because it's so much easier to control. i feel like with spline ik, i spend so much time fighting with the controls to get the pose that i'm looking for, that it rarely seems worth the trouble.
i was wondering if anyone else out in the 'rigging community' shares this kind of sentiment. while i totally support the advancement and innovation in rigging, i feel like sometimes riggers let the left side of their brains get the best of them when just having a basic fk setup might be the best thing for the situation.
i was curious to see what kind of opinions other people had on this topic...
i feel like every time i'm in a situation where i could use spline ik for an object (tails, ropes, hair, tentacles, whatever), i always end up hating the control setup for the spline ik, and most of the time i end up going back to just straight up fk because it's so much easier to control. i feel like with spline ik, i spend so much time fighting with the controls to get the pose that i'm looking for, that it rarely seems worth the trouble.
i was wondering if anyone else out in the 'rigging community' shares this kind of sentiment. while i totally support the advancement and innovation in rigging, i feel like sometimes riggers let the left side of their brains get the best of them when just having a basic fk setup might be the best thing for the situation.
