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[Tutorials] Learn to Animate a Quadruped Run Cycle in Maya
Posted on May-21-2016 04:31 | by phuongdzu | 1 808 views
Learn to Animate a Quadruped Run Cycle in Maya
Duration: 2hr 30m | Video: h264, yuv420p, 1280x720 30fps | Audio: aac, 44100 Hz, 2 ch | 1.2 GB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English
Understand how to effectively setup and animate a 4-legged animal!
In this course, we will be animating a quadruped run cycle for a video game from scratch. We will start by setting up the reference plane for the in-game speed, followed by blocking all the main poses with appealing shapes that can be read from any angle of view. From there, we will start to work with the timing to make those poses fit on the correct frames, and progressive. We will then add in-betweens as we continue to adjust the timing.
It is going to be a progressive refining process, and we will be moving around a lot between the animation controllers as we refine the motion. We will also work with some variation in speed, dynamic arcs, follow through, and how to correct address the feeling of weight for the character. During this final polish stages, we will begin working on the core of the body, and edit that as we begin to edit and tweak the motion of the secondary elements. To wrap things up, we will be covering a quick trick to make the animation look more organic by using animation layers on certain parts of the character.
What will I learn?
Setup references for your animation
Blockin and frame poses
Edit animation curves
Build and polish animations
Understand animation timing
Home Page - https://www.udemy.com/3dmotive-learn-to-animate-a-quadruped-run-cycle-in-maya/
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