ICTGAM545Manage technical art and rigging in 3-D animations

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44 assessable components: 6 elements (24 performance criteria), 6 performance evidence and 6 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 8 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Assess rig requirements

  • 1.1Determine and document model rigging requirements according to organisational requirements
  • 1.2Develop portfolio of reference materials according to rigging requirements
  • 1.3Determine and document range of model rigging software features
  • 1.4Submit documentation to required personnel and seek and respond to feedback

2 Plan rig

  • 2.1Analyse inner workings of object and select required skeletal and structural systems
  • 2.2Analyse bones and joints behaviours and select orientations
  • 2.3Examine object geometry topologies and select required bone and joint placement
  • 2.4Analyse critical object movement and select required kinematics and hybrid solution
  • 2.5Record results for use in rigging implementation phase

3 Implement character skeleton requirements

  • 3.1Use 3-D software to place and orientate bones and joints according to rigging plan
  • 3.2Construct FK and IK requirements according to rigging plan
  • 3.3Construct required hierarchies and pivotal sets
  • 3.4Trial and refine rotations and movement attributes

4 Employ and implement character attributes and control handles

  • 4.1Construct specific driven attributes for manipulation purposes
  • 4.2Create and place control handles with required attributes, link control handles and improve animation procedures
  • 4.3Trial and refine controls and attributes and negotiate modifications
  • 4.4Skin and bind object geometry to created skeletal systems and mechanical structures

5 Test and refine rig integrity

  • 5.1Test and refine, object rig interaction 3
  • 5.2Test and refine geometry skeleton systems and mechanical structure interaction
  • 5.3Negotiate modifications with required personnel and action modifications

6 Produce animated sequences

  • 6.1Create 3-D animations of rigged models according to rigging requirements
  • 6.2Render completed animated sequences
  • 6.3Save and store animated sequences and use output file formats, standard naming conventions, and version-control protocols
  • 6.4Present 3-D animated sequences of rigged models to required personnel for evaluation by agreed deadlines

Performance evidence

  • design, implement and manage rigs for objects according to production documentation and organisational procedures on at least two occasions.
  • use and refine skeleton/structural and animation controls for optimal performance
  • construct hierarchies to formulate specific controls
  • combine and refine object geometry to skeletal/structural rigs
  • create 3-D digital animated sequences of a rigged model
  • meet production deadlines.

Knowledge evidence

  • basic 3-D digital animation methodologies for managing technical art and rigging in 3-D animation
  • features of a range of delivery platforms applicable to managing technical art and rigging in 3-D animation
  • geometry topology analysis procedure and methodology
  • procedures for identifying physical attributes to animate and manage technical art and rigging in 3-D animation
  • rigged 3-D modelling techniques
  • theory of anatomy and structural systems in relation to 3-D animation techniques.

Foundation skills

  • Numeracy: Undertakes geometric calculations to deduce measurements, relationships between points, lines, angles and figures in space by using assumed properties of space
  • Oral communication: Uses listening and questioning techniques and effective mode of communication to articulate complex concepts and present design using industry language for intended audience
  • Reading: Interprets, analyses and comprehends briefs, documents and conceptual information to inform job requirements
  • Writing: Transforms creative ideas and develops required documentation for specific audiences, using clear and detailed language
  • Teamwork: Demonstrates an understanding and applies protocols governing what to communicate, with whom and how, when presenting work for evaluation, and negotiating modifications
  • Planning and organising: Sequences and schedules complex activities, monitors implementation and manages communication Implements actions as per the plan, making slight adjustments if necessary, and addressing some unexpected issues Manages and maintains files securely in a variety of storage media and formats
  • Problem solving: Makes a range of critical and non- critical decisions in relatively complex situations, taking a range of factors into account when planning, testing and refining rigs
  • Self-management: Improves personal productivity and optimises software functions for specific purposes using a broad range of application features

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