EISKO Presents Rig On Demand

Working with facial rig might get easier.

EISKO announced its next technology feature for online platform Eisko Services. The feature is called Rig On Demand and it will grant any rigid head model with a fully functional facial rig in just a few clicks.

Official Description

You might have guessed: this fast and automated service will grant any rigid head model with a fully functional facial rig in just a few clicks. As it is based on blendshapes generation, the rig takes advantage of a complete set of facial expressions covering the whole range of muscular deformations, visemes and emotional expressions, all perfectly adapted to your model’s morphology and topology.

But bones/skinning fans needn’t worry, it will also offer a more traditional and detailed way of controlling the shapes and expressions, as well as a fine control over the head’s complemented elements (eyes, eyelashes, inner-mouth, tongue and jaw features), and all perfectly adapted to your animation’s approach i/o (MoCap, Video tracking, Keyframe…).

EISKO

This one might get really useful for both indie developers and larger studios’ devs, who want to save money, time and energy. We’ll be looking forward to getting more on the launch of this feature.

An Ornament alpha/brush set for ZBrush, Substance Painter, Quixel DDO and NDO etc. 55 brushes and height/alpha maps, all 2048x2048 16bit in Tiff, Jpeg, PSD, Photoshop ABR brushes, as well as ZBrush Brushes.

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