That's great to hear. XSI can definitely make inroads that way,
sneaking in through the modelling department and slowly working its
way up.
I've seen some brilliant modelling done here at DNeg in XSI and the
guys would rather stab themselves in the eyes than have to model in
Maya. It's getting more accepted as at that stage it doesn't have to
be involved with the pipeline tools much and all manual workarounds
are still preferrable to the excruciating self punishment that is
modelling in Maya...
I can't wait to see Horton, my oldest girl and I are big Dr Seuss fans
and this one looks really good... ;)
Nick.
On 01/04/2008, David Gallagher <daveg(at)blueskystudios.com> wrote:
>
> I thought some of you would enjoy hearing that many of the main characters
> on Horton Hears a Who had significant input from my efforts in XSI, using
> the spectacular shape creation tools.
>
> Many of the brow rigs were done all in xsi, most of the Kangaroo face
> shapes and Horton's mouth, cheeks, and brows.
>
> (I am a one-man xsi team here, sometimes contributing to the rigging
> process using xsi.)
>
>
> --
> David Gallagher
> Character Development Lead Animator, Blue Sky Studios
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