

Rayla Rig for Maya is a free mGear rig of Rayla, the moonshadow elf from The Dragon Prince, rigged by Emilio Serrano on Jose Maria Gonzalez Gutierrez's model. It has a custom AnimPicker for the body, the face and the extras, a lips constraint fix for dependable facial performance, and the mGear framework bundled in the package so there is less to set up. Made for acrobatic action and emotional acting.
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Everything the rig ships with. What you get on day one:
The mGear framework ships with the rig, for a more straightforward setup.
One picker covering the body, the face and the extra elements.
A fix applied to the lips constraint, so the mouth behaves reliably through facial performance.
Four-fingered hands, phantom limb detail and an athletic build that read in close-up and in silhouette.
Rayla is defined by contradictions: a trained assassin with a conscience, physically exceptional but emotionally vulnerable. Jose Maria Gonzalez Gutierrez's model stays faithful to her elf design, from the four-fingered hands and phantom limb detail to the athletic build of a character who is always about to leap into action.
Emilio Serrano rigged her for both sides of that character. She rewards fast, readable movement in an action shot, and the face is there for the quieter acting beats that carry an emotional story arc.
The Dragon Prince character rig for Autodesk Maya.
Covers the body, the face and the extras.
Bundled in the package.
By Jose Maria Gonzalez Gutierrez.
Free to download and use in your own animation work.
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