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ExercisesSection 2: Setting the SceneSection 3: About KeyframesSection 4: Adjusting Playback SettingsSection 5: Animating with KeyframesSection 6: Adjusting Keyframes in the Time SliderSection 7: Moving Keyframes
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Intermediate 3D Animation in Maya
120 CQ
13 Lessons
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8 CQ
Learn how to use Graph Editor to edit keyframes and manipulate animation curves. This allows you to make subtle and dramatic changes to animations.
with Michael McKinleyLearn how to use Graph Editor to edit keyframes and manipulate animation curves. This allows you to make subtle and dramatic changes to animations.
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10 CQ
It's time to kick it into high gear! In the third lesson in this course, learn how to create a skeleton rig for the spaceship using Maya 3D animation software.
with Michael McKinleyIt's time to kick it into high gear! In the third lesson in this course, learn how to create a skeleton rig for the spaceship using Maya 3D animation software.
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6 CQ
You've built the spaceship skeleton, but not so fast! You still have to bind the spaceship to the skeleton. Learn how to bind to a skeleton in Maya.
with Michael McKinleyYou've built the spaceship skeleton, but not so fast! You still have to bind the spaceship to the skeleton. Learn how to bind to a skeleton in Maya.
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10 CQ
In this lesson, find out how to create your own custom attributes using Maya 3D animation software, and learn how to apply attributes to object movement.
with Michael McKinleyIn this lesson, find out how to create your own custom attributes using Maya 3D animation software, and learn how to apply attributes to object movement.
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Jason M
I noticed you have a lot of triangles in your model. What is your reason for this? My previous Maya classes indicated that we should avoid triangles as much as possible.
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Michael McKinley
Because this model doesn't deform like a character would, it's not quite as important to avoid triangles, although it's still a good practice to not have too many. At the end of the process, we'll be applying a smooth operation to the meshes, which will get rid of the triangles as well. Hope you enjoy the course!
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