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Joe Harkins and the Magic Behind AnimationThere are many ways to setup vehicles for animation. Most people end up with just the body and wheels, but what about everything else? There's the steering wheel, engine rumble, windshield wipers, the shift knob, the… |
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Subdivision Surfaces: Organic Modeling TechniquesThe intended audience is one already familiar with much of how Maya works but who has less familiarity with Subdivision Surfaces, and working with Polygons to derive subdivision surfaces. Pages 1 through 5 discuss… |
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Single Sided Wireframe Rendering in MayaThis tutorial will show you how to render your Maya objects in wireframe mode, without seeing the backface wires. This tutorial uses no plugins or scripts, and only knowledge of the Maya interface is needed. Here are… |
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Adding and Animating LightsThis tutorial guides you through the process of adding a light and animating its color and cone angle. The major steps of this tutorial are as follows: Preparing the Scene Animating Lights Animating Light Color … |
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Animating with Visual Key FramesThis tutorial guides you through the process of modifying animation using visual keyframes on the Action timeline in the Transport Controls window. |
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Basics of the Pipeline Used in the Production of the Music Video Light The TorchWe were on a very tight schedule right from the start, so we decided quite early that we needed to use file referencing for the three different files for each of the three resolutions we worked in. We could start… |
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