Cool. :D

Thanks! Definitely can't wait till it's done

That's so cool! :D

Thank you, glad you like it!

Awesome!

Ah yeah, one of my fave characters for sure

Impressive

Thanks! While the model isn't made by me (not quite there), rigging is a tedious process and require me to "bind" so to speak, the vertices to the skeleton, From there, Brawl has animation files and I make sure the animations are good

oh ok, that makes sense actually

Sorry if it's disappointing

I don't suppose you'd be interested in sharing more about your rigging process? I'm making a model of one of my characters right now, and I plan to rig her, but I don't remember much from the last time I rigged something, which was over a year ago.

You essentially have to rig the vertices of a given part of the model over a specific bone. Brawl characters have a skeleton and different names for each bone; if you wanted to rig an arm, you have to work from the shoulder down, then the arm, then the hand and then the fingers. Selecting and deselecting the vertices is how this is done, but they all have to have a weight/influence of 1.0 otherwise the rig will be a mess of stray vertices. I've been doing this for a good amount of time and I think I've pretty much gotten the hang of it. Kitty Corp Meow Mix/Brawl Vault has many good tutorials on how to do it, the preferred versions are 3DS Max 2010 and 2011, newer versions dont' work properly with .dae/FBX model exporting.