1. ittybittyartist Said,

   I paid for the class, and have no clue how to log in! Please help!!!!

2. ittybittyartist Said,

   (I have just watched the registration video — and I never received the email invite to log in.)

3. dipingo Said,

   His class start in about 40 minutes. Please make sure you check your current time and adjust for day light savings.

   Dipingo

4. cstratton Said,

   Hello. I have not received an e-mail yet. How close to class time do you send out the invite e-mail?

5. cstratton Said,

   Never mind just received the e-mail

6. ittybittyartist Said,

   would you please put the $20 paid toward a future class? (If you end up posting this one, i’ll probably do that over…)

   Thanks

7. tokka Said,

   Just signed up for a seat, but didn’t get an email invitation, yet. How long does this normaly take ?

8. liquidApe Said,

   I signed up for the class about 30 minutes before the class started. Still no email. Curious how this works.

9. coquiuno Said,

   Same here… I can’t find my way in…

10. anewsome Said,

    still waiting for link

11. tokka Said,

    ok..at least it looks I am not alone.

12. coquiuno Said,

    Still nothing… Is the class on?

13. anewsome Said,

    if anyone is checking the comments, I signed up for the class but did not get a link. Please email at aaron.newsome@anewsome.com.

    I’m waiting for the link!

14. coquiuno Said,

    Did you get a response… mine is coqui@onelinkpr.net… I’m about to give up

15. coquiuno Said,

    I checked everything… My login account e-mail… My paypal account e-mail… no link…

16. coquiuno Said,

    A little frustrated over the lack of communication… The forums are all closed and all I’ve gotten is a paypal receipt for the $21 purchase at 11:00AM GMT-4

17. gnomic_21 Said,

    Great Class!! Thank you Daniel for taking the time to teach a vital part of Blender’s tools. I look forward to your next class. Until then!!

18. crothlis Said,

    I learned several techniques that will speed things along. Things that I thought were helpful were:
    - Settting “control bones” to control IK chains.
    - Constraints that allow scale to control action.
    - Subdividing bones (helpful for fingers).
    - Setting bone roll angles.

    Daniel was extermely knowledgable. He didn’t “punt” on any topic, he handled them all. Good stuff and well worth the time and money. I can’t wait for the next one!

19. ittybittyartist Said,

    Thanks for a great class – I really liked your method of hand rigging — will be sure to post a link to my own results from this

20. cstratton Said,

    Thanks for the class. I hope you come back for facial rigging.

21. dipingo Said,

    Glad to hear that.

22. Corniger Said,

    Actually I’m very happy I haven’t delved into more complicated rigging before. The techniques explained will save me what other attendees have gone through: learning complicated/wrong technique Awesome! Facial rigging, PLEASE!!!

23. Psion Said,

    Another class worth its price, although household distractions kept me away from the computer a little too much, but that’s why we have recordings. Daniel’s another good teacher … Dipingo, you’re putting together a good faculty here.

    Keep cranking out the hits, Blenducation!

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