character-rigging

Data-driven 2D character rigging uses JSON configuration to define parts, pivot points, layers, and motion constraints. This framework allows you to construct detailed skeletal structures for local animation workflows.

Yes, you can define custom joint and motion constraints using JSON-based configuration. The rigging process utilizes JSON to establish specific pivot points and movement properties, ensuring smooth motion within the 2D animation pipeline.

The best way to set up parts and pivot points is by using a data-driven rig configuration. You define character parts, pivot points, and constraints within a JSON file to establish a reusable rig package for local animation.

No external dependencies are required to build a data-driven rig. The framework operates independently using JSON configuration to define structural elements like layers, views, and reusable rig packages for your animation workflow.

Yes, reusable rig packages are supported. The data-driven rigging framework allows you to define structural configurations in JSON, which can be packaged and reused across different characters in your local animation pipeline.