What is the the 3D field where you have an easier time to find a job? My friends say its rigging, is it true?
>>584197If you try being the best at what you do instead of searching for an easy path, any field will be easy.
>>584202>If you try being the best at what you do instead of searching for an easy path, any field will be easy.
>>584202This.
>>584227Lemme reformulate: OP is trying to find a way to bring the world down to his level, while he should instead be bettering himself to get up to the world's level
>>584197Bitch, rigging is anything but easy. You need to know how to script and understand how animation works and preferably need to have at least some animation background so you actually know how to work with rigs. It's pretty varied. I would say easiest thing to get in could be TechAnim or Layout. But they always have specific needs to be sure.
Anything that involves heavy programming.
>>584295Not op, do I have a chance if I model rig and animate my own characters? my scripting skilling is below rudimentary.
>>584197technical artist and ui/ux are nearly always in demandif you do go the tech art route, it could be rigging at company y, shaders at company x and tools at company z, so be prepared to have to learn a whole lot of shit
>>584301You gotta be good at ONE of those things, no big studio hires a jack of all trades anymore, it's all specialized.
>>584312>>>581539how about that guy.
>>584319>look up demo reel and linkedin>self employedI rest my case
>>584329There's no way the big studios will hire him?
>>584330I would put his skill on the level of a college student. He has dabbled in everything and shows some promise, but he's not currently good enough to get hired. I'm referring to big studios btw, small studios are usually more willing to hire generalists.
>>584332when you said showing some promise, which aspect were you talking about?
>>584344the topology on his models is pretty good, and he gets the basics of animation. Can't comment on rigging because he doesn't actually show his rig controls. With enough practice and hard work he should be good enough to get hired either as a modeler or an animator.
>>584202fpbp
Did some tuto on lynda.Any other resources to get better at rigging? I want to work in rigging when I get out of college and my classes alone are not going to cut it.
