Mario
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I am assuming where the color changes are joints.
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and...? that helps by? this is an entirely new concept to me.. I am not into character modelling or organic modeling, but it fascinates me none the less...
(maybe not into it coz cant do it that well yet) but how does having them in diff colors help i believe each colour is a diff layer... but still nothing..(sorry for sounding dumb). I thought (and I remember one of solo's quotes here "do not believe everything you think) that probably the way to go about it would have separate components for diff body parts and then just rotate or move the proxies as required...? 
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Let me show you, give me a few minutes.
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Thanks pete..! I dunno how you manage to do what you do..! you must be superman! how many hours does your day constitute of!?!
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It's not a perfect science, here is a basic idea of how I rig, after I rigged to the pose I want I use the smooth brush to relax the mesh at joints.
[flash=872,441:1ku1ftz6]http://www.youtube.com/v/tXgVVUndPws[/flash:1ku1ftz6]
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Nice, and I like how you use the selection tools.
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The best cartoon you have made so far imo.
GREAT!
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I've watched the video around 7-8 times..
Really helpful.. What was even more fascinating for me to see was the no. of icons in the toolbars, plugins etc installed... mesmerizing stuff.. 
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Great work Pete and very helpful
Could you help us how you use the sculpt and smooth tools
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Okay, here is a very quick, rough idea. My Camtasia studio stopped working (opened a ticket with Techsmith) so I used some free app that really is crappy, please excuse the bottom screen cut-off.
I used the knife tool, smooth tool, inflate and sculpt tools. basic idea of how I work.
[flash=872,444:1cys0tum]http://www.youtube.com/v/eDj6UtiRZz8[/flash:1cys0tum]
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Thanks Pete
great little video and very helpful
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