Toon Car

Find out more about it at Gary Wee's blog. Download the rig here.

Vespa Scooter Rig & Ciao Scooter Rig

Find out more about it here.

Sinka

Find out more about it here.

Nimo

Find out more about it here.

Heavy Character

Find out more about it here.

Wolf rig

Find out more about it here.

Nico

Find out more about it here.




Nice rig! Check out the video:

Joe

Find out more about it here. Courtesy of Michel Urbanek.

Tweety

Find out more about it here.

Alice

Learn more about it here.


More variations of Alice/Doll rigs can be found at joel3d.com.

B-boy

You can download the original rig here.



There are controls to change the eyes, the jaw and the eyebrows and the usual body controllers (except a hip controller).

Courtesy of Rodrigo Ribeiro.

Prime

Learn more about it here, courtesy of Gary Wee.

Optimy Classic

Learn more about it here, courtesy of Gary Wee.

Here's an example:

Toon Spidey

Learn more about it here, courtesy of Gary Wee.

Spider-Man

Learn more about it here.

Pierre

Awesome looking rig by Ashwin Inamdar. Find out more about it here.

Demon

Another really cool rig provided by Justin Kirk. You can download it here.

Tresher

Justin Kirk is providing this cool looking rig. You can download it here.

Koko

Find out more about it here.

dinoRig 2

Find out more about it here.

Samurai Jet

Find out more about it here.

Eyes Rig

Download it here.

Octomall

Find out more about it here.


For an animation example, check out the post on Spungella.

Tentacles are a pain but this rig does a pretty good job setup wise. The only things I was missing were Eyeblink options and some sort of IK mode between body and tentacles, so you could pose out the tentacles and move the whole body while the tentacles stay put. You do have body controllers, but they are mostly for the upper squishy head and doesn't affect the more flat base. Speaking of squishy, there's also a head squash/stretch option, which is neat.

Fuzzy

Find out more about it here.


For an animation example, check out the post on Spungella.

It's very fun rig to use, the setup is good! I wish the hip controller would just affect the hips and not rotate the spine above, unless there is some setting that I missed.

ZoomIt

Description:

ZoomIt is screen zoom and annotation tool for technical presentations that include application demonstrations. ZoomIt runs unobtrusively in the tray and activates with customizable hotkeys to zoom in on an area of the screen, move around while zoomed, and draw on the zoomed image.

Get it here.

shotView

ShotView is designed as a nice clean separate viewport window, suitable for animating a cinematic shot.

Get it here.

graphFilter

Description:

Allows the user to filter which curves are visible in the graph editor. Works with multiple selections as well as custom attributes. Saves you the trouble of scrolling through the object list and ctrl-selecting all the x-translate curves (for example).
Creates a pop-up window with a list of all keyable attributes of all selected objects.
Simply select the channel (or channels) and hit the "Filter Selected" button.
Has "replace" & "append" modes and a Graph-Editor toggle button.
Allows inclusion of locked channels.
Now you can manually select curves in the Graph Editor window, then hide all
but those highlighted with the "Filter Highlighted" button.

Get it here.

Sequence911 - image renamer

Here's a cool script that helps you with re-naming a huge amount of pictures. Head over to creativecrash for the link.

KitCar

Find out more about it here.