Not to worry at all @blanchsb, I appreciate the candid honesty! Everything is entirely understandable. Please please unplug and enjoy your vacation as you should. I did that earlier in the summer and it was great; necessary.
I really want to at least get a first draft recording of the things I have learned with Arrays and curves…
I fully support you prioritizing this. If this is something you want to get done sooner than later, I say go for it. If you wanted to discuss doing it officially for CGC, the gig would be paid but definitely slower (brainstorming/outlining, test recordings, feedback, possible re-recordings so on). No hard feelings at all if you’re not into that and prefer to do it your way now while it’s fresh!
Maybe the following month would be better timed for rigging???
I’d suggest hold off on rigging until the whole Backhoe is finished. There’s way too much potential for things to change and messup your rig if you started now. At least that’s what I would say if this was a professional job…
I also don’t want to tell you what to do. If you’re energized for of the rigging challenge then I won’t steer otherwise. Give it a go! Pursing the specific things that get us excited is a huge positive for learning. I know you have what it takes to be successful with it. Clearly you’ve shown your potential with the loader arm test rig and that cool sticker pack!
