For anyone who's not familiar with what we're facing here: this training series is based on the curriculum of Animation Mentor. The most prestigious online animation course out there. With Hjalti, Nacho and Pablo as mentors (bonus points). For the fraction of the price. we are priviliged!

One note, could be great to add one index finger to sky, not the whole hand, just the index finger :)

Thank you so much guys! Can't wait to dig into this course!

Nice, been waiting for these in weeks!

Thank you so much, guys, they are worth to spread around!

well done

Hi, can I create animation courses (whether paid or not )using those rigs without providing them to the students ?

How do you switch to IK for the arms in the Sky Rig?

I like these rigs a lot. How can I switch the arms to IK though? I don't see any way to do it

thank you all for your creative and your time which you spent but please how can I download the files because I tried several times but not working

please how to set the blender preferences so I can import the file to the blender

Where could we see the reviews on the rigs. For a beginner like me, it's not clear how to even activate ball controllers (for example to make the ball look like a water drop). Also, it would be better if there were subtitles that show what buttons the instructors are pressing. In general, the training seems to be created for those who are familiar with the technical part of the software. That's why it's difficult to reproduce the same animation. I've watched and practiced the free tutorials in the official youtube Blender channel. But it's obviously not enough to understand how certain activities were made. If it's possible if there were a more detailed explanation of every move. I'm currently on bouncing balls level, and some things are that obvious to figure out. But I hope the more I'll learn the more I understand the process somehow.