Learn how to prepare, rig, and animate 3D characters using this simple and interactive handbook. This app is designed to help beginners and hobbyists understand the workflow of turning a static 3D model into a moving character ready for games or videos.

What is inside this guide? This application breaks down the animation process into easy-to-follow modules:
- The Basics: Learn about supported file formats like .FBX and .OBJ, and how to prepare your character in a T-Pose.
- ⁠Auto-Rigger Workflow: A step-by-step walkthrough on placing markers for joints (chin, wrists, elbows, knees, and groin).
- ⁠Animation Library: Tips on how to search the library and customize movements using sliders like Overdrive and Arm-Space.
- ⁠Engine Integration: Simple instructions on how to move your finished characters into external software like Blender, Unity, or Unreal Engine.
- ⁠Expert Troubleshooting: Practical solutions for common issues like "stretchy" meshes, symmetry errors, or distorted fingers.

Interactive Features Unlike a standard text document, this handbook includes interactive simulations. You can practice adjusting sliders, placing markers on character silhouettes, and diagnosing rigging errors directly within the app to better understand the concepts before applying them to your actual projects.

Who is this for?
- Indie game developers looking for a faster animation pipeline.
- ⁠3D student artists learning the fundamentals of "skinning" and "rigging."
- ⁠Content creators who want to use 3D characters in music videos or social media.

This app focuses on providing clear information and practical tips to help you save time and avoid common technical mistakes in your 3D journey.

DISCLAIMER: This application is an Unofficial Guide created for educational and informational purposes only. It is NOT affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or specifically approved by Adobe Systems Inc.

"Mixamo" and "Adobe" are registered trademarks of Adobe Systems Inc. Any trademarked names or logos used within this app are for identification and educational purposes under "Fair Use" guidelines. All techniques described are to be used at the user's own risk; the developer is not responsible for any errors or data loss in your personal 3D projects.