William Harley
william_harley
About Me
I started my career doing lighting, lookdev and VFX in Cape Town.
Always looking to streamline the character rigging and animation process
I got involved in setting up a rigging tools in houdini and assisting animators to get used to the
new tools, I have fallen in love with CFX, building rigs ... more
I started my career doing lighting, lookdev and VFX in Cape Town.
Always looking to streamline the character rigging and animation process
I got involved in setting up a rigging tools in houdini and assisting animators to get used to the
new tools, I have fallen in love with CFX, building rigs for films, games and cinematics. less
専門知識
Generalist
INDUSTRY
Film/TV
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LOCATION
Cape Town,
South Africa
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Houdini Skills
ADVANCED
Procedural Modeling | Digital Assets | Character Rigging | Lighting | Pyro FX | VEX
INTERMEDIATE
Environments | Motion Editing | Animation | Hair & Fur | Cloth | Crowds | Muscles | Solaris | Karma | Fluids | Destruction FX | Realtime FX | PDG | Python
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Since 10月 2023
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Recent Forum Posts
Noticing the differences between versions 2026年10月2日14:40
This has been fixed, this will be in tomorrows build.
Thanks for the feedback.
One more APEX reversefoot topic 2026年10月1日14:31
Hi here is a setup where you simply add the guides at the start of the rig.
The components usually work in the find or create mode, if it finds a guide that already exists it will use that position.
The components usually work in the find or create mode, if it finds a guide that already exists it will use that position.
One more APEX reversefoot topic 2026年9月30日10:51
Those values are just offsets, start with the defaults and adjust them to match the scale of your character. If you are using the default character scales like electra and otto the values should already almost work.
To clarify by offsets,they are all offsets from the ball and ankle joint. If you zero them out you will see their original position plus the ground plane offset. The controls are being cast onto a ground plane from their original position before the offset is applied
All I did here was to reduce the amount that was already there by middle mouse dragging the value.
To clarify by offsets,they are all offsets from the ball and ankle joint. If you zero them out you will see their original position plus the ground plane offset. The controls are being cast onto a ground plane from their original position before the offset is applied
All I did here was to reduce the amount that was already there by middle mouse dragging the value.