Character Development - The Three P's of Production - Ordinary Animator

Character Development is the process of designing and creating 3D models for characters, including their structure, movement, and personality.

Character Modeling: The creation of a 3D representation of a character, including their shape, proportions, and features using vertices, edges, and faces.
Bones and Rigging: The process of adding a skeletal structure (bones) to a character and binding it to the mesh, allowing for movement and posing through rigging.
Blend Shapes: Creating variations in a character’s face or body to allow for different expressions or body shapes through deformation of the mesh.
Expressions: Designing facial expressions and body language that convey emotions and reactions to the character’s environment and story.
Voice Selection: Choosing or recording a voice to match the character’s personality, contributing to the overall performance and immersion.

Character Development is the process of designing and creating 3D models for characters, including their structure, movement, and personality.

Character Modeling: The creation of a 3D representation of a character, including their shape, proportions, and features using vertices, edges, and faces.
Bones and Rigging: The process of adding a skeletal structure (bones) to a character and binding it to the mesh, allowing for movement and posing through rigging.
Blend Shapes: Creating variations in a character’s face or body to allow for different expressions or body shapes through deformation of the mesh.
Expressions: Designing facial expressions and body language that convey emotions and reactions to the character’s environment and story.
Voice Selection: Choosing or recording a voice to match the character’s personality, contributing to the overall performance and immersion.