Create a complete 3D Animation- C2- Environment Animation

Create a complete 3D Animation- C2- Environment Animation, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 5, with 21 lectures, based on 1 reviews, and has 3 subscribers.

You will learn about Create an animated environment for your character Kitbaching an environment using 3DS Max & Vray Animate cloud of bats with a realistic behavior Integrate a crawling insect, butterfly into the scene This course is ideal for individuals who are 3D artists who are looking to push their skills to the next level or 3D artists who are looking to learn how to build an environment using kitabashing It is particularly useful for 3D artists who are looking to push their skills to the next level or 3D artists who are looking to learn how to build an environment using kitabashing.

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Summary

Title: Create a complete 3D Animation- C2- Environment Animation

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 5

Number of Lectures: 21

Number of Published Lectures: 21

Number of Curriculum Items: 21

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 21

Original Price: $24.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Create an animated environment for your character
Kitbaching an environment using 3DS Max & Vray
Animate cloud of bats with a realistic behavior
Integrate a crawling insect, butterfly into the scene

Who Should Attend

3D artists who are looking to push their skills to the next level
3D artists who are looking to learn how to build an environment using kitabashing

Target Audiences

3D artists who are looking to push their skills to the next level
3D artists who are looking to learn how to build an environment using kitabashing

In this course you learn about the whole workflow starting from a concept to a finished sequence using industry standard packages. The techniques used in this course are suitable for small to medium studios. The software used are :Zbrush to create the model , Maya for Rigging and Animation while I used 3DS Max for VFX and rendering.

Each chapter can be watched separately. so you can jump between chapters at your ease.

Chapter 02: Environment Kitbaching – Implementing the animated characters in 3DS Max

Knowing that every project has a deadline, It is impossible to model every object yourself especially for such a huge project. To surpass this problem we rely on kitbashing using free models from the internet.

We use kitbaching to create a suitable environment for our main character and you are free to come up with your own environment that suits your scene. For our scene is kinda “bittersweet” so we go for a nighty forest with some grass, rocks & some insects…

TyFlow was used to simulate the background swarm of insects and also to simulate the cloud of bats. Several techniques were tested to achieve a satisfying (stylish-realistic) behavior for the animated insects / bats.
Concerning the butterfly & the crawling insects we had to manually integrate them into the scene. Various techniques were used to achieve that.

You will learn very valuable techniques that can be used widely and you will be comfortable animating any swarm of “sth” and integrate different type of insects for your future scenes.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Working on the environment props

Lecture 1: Add the terrain

Lecture 2: Populate the scene with background pumpkins

Lecture 3: Introduction to Vray hair and fur for grass

Lecture 4: Manage the scene – Animating the camera – Adding the atmosphere

Lecture 5: Populate the scene and push it further

Chapter 2: Integrating the Animations into the scene

Lecture 1: Adding the crawling insect

Lecture 2: Tweaking the crawling insect

Lecture 3: Adding the crow & Planning the scene animations

Chapter 3: Introduction to TyFlow

Lecture 1: Tyflow basics

Lecture 2: Particles VS Physics nodes

Lecture 3: Spawn-Voronoi-MaterID-Slow and Force

Chapter 4: Animation with TyFlow

Lecture 1: Import the animated background insect

Lecture 2: TyFlow – Animating the background insects

Lecture 3: TyFlow – background insect optimization

Lecture 4: Import the animated bat

Lecture 5: TyFlow – Animating the cloud of bats

Lecture 6: Adding life to the could of bats

Chapter 5: Animating the butterfly & the falling bat

Lecture 1: Animating the butterfly prey

Lecture 2: Animating The dying bat 01

Lecture 3: Animating The dying bat 02

Chapter 6: Export the animation to Maya

Lecture 1: Export the scene to Maya

Instructors

ALAOUCHICHE Abdelhamid
Technical Artist / CG Generalist

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