FD Multi-Space Tool to Add Animation features to any Maya RIG

FD Multi Space Tool

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How to use:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J3x3TDOW6h0

This powerful plugin for Autodesk Maya allows animators to easily add new space attributes to any free or commercial rig, and also to props and assets, creating easy connections that you can turn on and off as you like.

The plugin works with referenced rigs, which means that it can be used in professional studios where rigs are always referenced, and we actually should always animate this way. This is important because it allows animators to temporarily improve their rigs without having to make permanent changes.

You can use the plugin, for example, to add new space attributes to IK arms in just a few clicks: you could add a head space attribute, a hips space attribute, or a body space attribute. This would allow you to easily switch between different spaces when animating your character.

The plugin also makes it easy to connect props to rigs. This can be useful for animating props that are attached to a character's body. For example, you could connect a sword to a character's hand so that the sword moves with the hand when the character animates.

You can really be creative, the plugin can be used to connect two rigs to each other. This can be useful for stealing animation from one rig to another.

Here are some of the benefits of using this plugin:

• It is easy to use.
• It works with referenced rigs.
• It allows you to add new space attributes to rigs.
• It allows you to connect props to rigs.
• It allows you to connect two rigs to each other.

If you are an animator who uses Autodesk Maya, then this plugin is a valuable tool that can help you improve your workflow and create more complex animations.

How to use:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J3x3TDOW6h0

RIGs in the demo images:
- The Body Mechanics Rig by Joe Daniels
- Hulk FREE Rig by Animprops.com
- Horse Rig by Mothman-td.com
- Spiderman by 3dfiggins.com

For additional support and resources, be sure to follow our YouTube channel at [https://youtube.com/@SquashnStretchnet] for video tutorials and helpful information for animators.

Happy Animating!
Filippo Dattola

www.SquashnStretch.net