This short introductory tutorial shows how to use the Shelf Editor in Autodesk Maya. The Shelf Editor allows animators to create buttons on a shelf, permitting the user to select frequently-used control curves such as hands, feet, body and head quickly and efficiently. For most animators working on production, the Shelf Editor is one of the first tools they will use when setting up their character workflow, to ensure they can animate fast and efficiently.
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- How to Use the Graph Editor in Maya
- Export a Render Sequence in Maya
- Autodesk Maya Launches "Indie License"
- How to Get Your Free Maya License
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- How to Use The Grid in Autodesk Maya
- Introduction to The Maya Interface
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