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Keyframe animation with Python & Blender

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Keyframe animation with Python & Blender, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 3.93, with 68 lectures, based on 7 reviews, and has 56 subscribers.

You will learn about Basic concepts about keyframe animations like keyframes and interpolation Create a basic animation in Krita to then export the animation data to a json file Use Tensorflow JS with PoseNet to read the poses of a human body from a multimedia file Create a Python script that reads the pose data to create animated armature to recreate the source material. Execute the script in the scripting section provided by Blender This course is ideal for individuals who are 3D designers or programmers who want to automate tasks to create complex 3D animations. It is particularly useful for 3D designers or programmers who want to automate tasks to create complex 3D animations.

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Summary

Title: Keyframe animation with Python & Blender

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 3.93

Number of Lectures: 68

Number of Published Lectures: 68

Number of Curriculum Items: 68

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 68

Original Price: $59.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

  • Basic concepts about keyframe animations like keyframes and interpolation
  • Create a basic animation in Krita to then export the animation data to a json file
  • Use Tensorflow JS with PoseNet to read the poses of a human body from a multimedia file
  • Create a Python script that reads the pose data to create animated armature to recreate the source material.
  • Execute the script in the scripting section provided by Blender

Who Should Attend

  • 3D designers or programmers who want to automate tasks to create complex 3D animations.

Target Audiences

  • 3D designers or programmers who want to automate tasks to create complex 3D animations.

Hello and welcome.

If you are a designer or developer who is interested in create pose-to-pose animations in a 3D environment with the possibilities to automate the process, this course is for you.

This course focuses on creating multiple Python scripts that will help us to read pose information from external sources like pictures and video and use it to create an animated armature.

For this, we will mainly use Blender as the 3D Editor and Python to create the scripts.

With Python, we will read JSON files that contains information about the positions of the limbs and time marks that can help us to identify keyframes.

With Blender, we will run the script to create an armature with an animation that recreate the poses from the original source.

We will also use Krita and Tensorflow to get the pose information that we will be using through the course.

You may like this course because it can help you save time when you want to create 3D animations.

In addition, you will have access to the content created during the course.

I hope you find the content useful and that you can apply it to your personal projects.

Have fun and happy learning.

In this course you will learn:

  • Basic concepts about keyframe animations like keyframes and interpolation

  • Create a basic animation in Krita to then export the animation data to a json file

  • Use Tensorflow JS with PoseNet to read the poses of a human body from a multimedia file

  • Create a Python script that reads the pose data to create animated armature to recreate the source material.

  • Execute the script in the scripting section provided by Blender

You will require:

  • You must be familiar with scripting; however, anyone can follow it as each step is explained.

  • Blender v 3 and above

  • Visual Studio Code. This is optional since Blender provide his own editor

  • Krita 5

  • Pre-trained TensorFlow JS models

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Data source

Lecture 3: Basic concepts

Lecture 4: Software

Chapter 2: Manual pose data from Krita

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Importing the reference

Lecture 3: Creating pose-to-pose animation

Lecture 4: Copy data to a json file

Lecture 5: Get the rest of the information

Chapter 3: Coding the data reader

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Loading the json files

Lecture 3: Creating the bones

Lecture 4: Executing the code in Blender

Chapter 4: Adjusting the code

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Size and position

Lecture 3: Executing the changes. Pt 1

Lecture 4: Controls and Inverse kinematic

Lecture 5: Executing the changes. Pt 2

Lecture 6: Animation

Lecture 7: Executing the changes. Pt 3

Chapter 5: Getting pose data from Tensorflow

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Videos for the poses

Lecture 3: Installing examples

Lecture 4: Modifying pose detection example

Lecture 5: Using the example

Lecture 6: JSON File

Chapter 6: Reading the Tensorflow data

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Loading the json files

Lecture 3: Creating the center bones

Lecture 4: Rearranging the source data

Lecture 5: Creating bones with custom function

Lecture 6: Creating the rest of the bones

Lecture 7: Code fix

Lecture 8: Executing the changes. Pt 1

Lecture 9: Correcting the bone positions

Lecture 10: Executing the changes. Pt 2

Chapter 7: Animating the armature

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Creating controller with custom function

Lecture 3: Creating the controllers

Lecture 4: Creating IK with custom function

Lecture 5: Creating the IK

Lecture 6: Creating position keyframes with custom function

Lecture 7: Creating the position keyframes

Lecture 8: Executing the changes. Pt 1

Lecture 9: Animating the center of the body

Lecture 10: Executing the changes. Pt 2

Chapter 8: Creating the armature

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Base structure

Lecture 3: Bone Names

Lecture 4: Assigning a model. Pt 1

Lecture 5: Assigning a model. Pt 2

Chapter 9: Reusing a Blender armature

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Reading data from the scene

Lecture 3: Executing the changes. Pt 1

Lecture 4: Adapting the existing data. Pt 1

Lecture 5: Adapting the existing data. Pt 2

Lecture 6: Adapting the existing data. Pt 3

Lecture 7: Getting the original pose

Lecture 8: Executing the changes. Pt 2

Chapter 10: Adjusting the armature and animation

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Angle. Pt 1

Lecture 3: Angle. Pt 2

Lecture 4: Rotation

Lecture 5: Rotation Keyframe

Lecture 6: Interpolation

Chapter 11: Animated Model

Lecture 1: Articulated doll poses

Lecture 2: Camera recording poses

Chapter 12: Final Message

Lecture 1: Final Message

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