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Modeling: The process begins with designing the 3D characters as artists create the shape and details of the model using simple tools. This stage only focuses on the outside design without adding any bones or movement.
Rigging: At this stage, a skeleton is added inside the 3D model with bones and joints that act like the real body. This structure is placed with extreme precision to let the character move according to the requirements.
Skinning: In this stage, the mesh moves when the bones move, as it is linked to the bones. In addition, it is the core of smooth bone animation and helps parts like arms or legs bend naturally.
Animating: Artists create motion by setting bone animation positions frame by frame, which are connected to form actions like running or jumping. Plus, this timeline helps control the speed and flow of each move.
Refining: Once the basic motion is ready, artists smooth out rough movements and fix minor issues. This step adds fine touches to make the animation look clean and professional.
Exporting/Integration: The final animation is saved and prepared for use. Artists can export the file and add it to games, movies, or apps.

Last edited on: 2024-04-08

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After intense competition, the 3D challenge organized by Bad Normals, themed 'Worlds Inside Glass', ended smoothly and the top five winners were selected from various outstanding works. Fox Renderfarm, the leading cloud rendering service provider and render farm in the CG industry, is honored to sponsor this challenge by offering our render coupons. Now, let's take a look at the winners and their beautiful works.