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Learn how to rig a four-legged creature (aka a quadruped) in Maya using a fun example: man¡¯s best friend. Jason Baskin shows how to rig an entire dog mesh from start to finish in this project-based course. First, you¡¯ll learn how to create a basic skeleton, positioning joints to deform the mesh at specific locations and adding controls for the head, neck, and ears. You¡¯ll then rig the hind legs, adding subfoot pivots that allow the dog¡¯s legs to connect to the ground when walking and running. Jason also covers more advanced techniques, such as creating a ¡°stretchy¡± back and head for more energetic animation and controlling the dog¡¯s tags with dynamics. Finally, you¡¯ll learn how to bind the mesh to the skeleton, and test the rig by putting it through a simple animation.