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I will fix your mixamo rig and build a clean game control rig
Daniel Benson
About this gig
Auto-rigged characters often import twisted, offset, or impossible to animate by hand. I fix Mixamo rigs and build proper control rigs on top, for games or for Cinema 4D production work.
What you get:
- Mixamo rig cleaned up: bones, rest pose, and scale corrected
- Control rig with intuitive handles instead of raw bones
- Game rig tested in your target engine
- C4D production rig for animation work (Premium)
How it works:
- Send your character, or your Mixamo file with a description of the problem
- I fix the skeleton and rest pose issues
- I build the control layer for your use case
- I test, then deliver the rig with setup notes
Message me first with a screen recording of any import problem so I can tell you which tier fits.
Get to know Daniel Benson
Daniel Benson
3D Rigging, Animation and Environment design
- FromUnited Kingdom
- Member sinceApr 2026
- Avg. response time1 hour
Languages
English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese
I create 3D animations, custom rigs, and detailed environments using Blender, Cinema 4D, and Maya. My work includes vehicle suspension animation, character rigging with IK/FK controls, Mixamo rig fixes, and clean game-ready control rigs. I help prepare 3D models for animation, games, and cinematic projects, with a focus on functional rigs and organized scene setups.
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FAQ
My Mixamo rig imports broken. Can you fix it?
Yes, common causes are bad rest poses, scale mismatches, and roll bones. Basic tier covers most fixes.
What is a control rig?
A set of easy-to-select handles that drive the underlying bones, so animators don’t pose raw joints.
Is this for games or for Cinema 4D animation?
Both. Standard targets game engines, and Premium adds a C4D production rig.
Do you build new rigs or only fix existing ones?
Both. Tell me which when ordering.
What file formats do you deliver?
FBX by default, with native .c4d on request.
