This is an animation tool I wrote for Maya that provides a different approach to ghosting/onion-skinning in 3D. I was watching a recording of a live lecture with Jason Ryan (Dreamworks/iAnimate) when a student asked him if he used ghosting when animating in 3D.

May 24, 2017 · How to get started using bhGhost, a nice, free, onion skinning plugin for Autodesk Maya, that helps visualize animations as you work.

Jan 9, 2015 · Maya has a native ghost tool that shows semi-transparent animated objects, but bhGhost takes this one step further and creates actual 3D outlines by using the Maya Toon Lines.

Over the last few years I've added several new features to my bhGhost tool - this video gives a quick overview of all current features and is intended as a q...

Sep 27, 2012 · Brian Horgan has taken this a step further by creating an onion skin or ghost tool for Maya that will create ghosted outlines of your animation in the Maya viewport – actual 3D outlines of anything that you select. bhGhost is a really clever little tool which will create a composite mesh of your animated character and then uses the standard ...

By far the most popular script I’ve created so far is my ‘bhGhost’ tool for Maya. I’ve gotten amazing response from animators all around the world about it. Here’s the original preview video I made to demonstrate an early version of it.

Arvid Schneider shows us how to create realistic grass using V-Ray's fur render in Maya, and also provides insight into his linear workflow. In a quest to find his own, unique style, Yinxuan decided to take the advice of a fellow artist and draw what he liked - this cute bikini girl is the result!

If you'd like to set up Hotkeys for the Ghost button and BustAll button the commands to add are 'bhGhostIt' and 'bhBustIt'. NB the GUI must still be used so that the tool knows which meshes to ghost.

Over the last few years I've added several new features to my bhGhost tool - this video gives a quick overview of all current features and is intended as a…

I was watching a recording of a live lecture with Jason Ryan (Dreamworks/iAnimate) when a student asked him if he used ghosting when animating in 3D. He mentioned…