Create a complete 3D Animation -C5- Animation

Create a complete 3D Animation -C5- Animation, available at $19.99, with 24 lectures, and has 2 subscribers.

You will learn about How to create a 3D animation using various techniques How to create a 2D pre-animation to help you figure out the range of movement The importance of shooting references and never animate without them How to tackle a long shot and divide it to actions to achieve a good result quickly This course is ideal for individuals who are 3D artists who want to learn 3D animation or 3D animators who want to push their skills further It is particularly useful for 3D artists who want to learn 3D animation or 3D animators who want to push their skills further.

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Summary

Title: Create a complete 3D Animation -C5- Animation

Price: $19.99

Number of Lectures: 24

Number of Published Lectures: 24

Number of Curriculum Items: 24

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 24

Original Price: $29.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

How to create a 3D animation using various techniques
How to create a 2D pre-animation to help you figure out the range of movement
The importance of shooting references and never animate without them
How to tackle a long shot and divide it to actions to achieve a good result quickly

Who Should Attend

3D artists who want to learn 3D animation
3D animators who want to push their skills further

Target Audiences

3D artists who want to learn 3D animation
3D animators who want to push their skills further

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 05: 3D Animation in Maya

The fun begins here! We start this chapter by stressing the importance of shooting references even if it is for a fantasy character! After that we use this later as a source of inspiration to do some roughly traditional drawing for the sole purpose of getting the: ‘feeling of animation’. Don’t worry! I’m no “2D artist” myself!

To be frank with you: animation is an extremely long process and a difficult skill to master. It requires a lot of practice and “eyes training” to see above normal eyes; I mean not see the movement but understand the why, the how, the mechanic of the body, why the arm moves in arcs! The mechanic of the movement itself. If you understand that you can use it on a fantasy character that has nothing to do with humanoid but the principles still apply there.

Animation is the real fun to be honest but the most challenging part as well. I tried my best to keep this course as simple as possible and as short as possible. I will be sharing with you the techniques of tackling a shot like this.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: 2D Pre-Animation

Lecture 1: Planning for the animation

Lecture 2: 2D Drawing vs 3D primitive blocking method

Lecture 3: Reference is king

Chapter 2: 2D Animation using Flipbook

Lecture 1: Introduction to flipbook

Lecture 2: Flipbook – Shot01 – Drawing the keyposes

Lecture 3: Flipbook – Shot01 – part 01

Lecture 4: Flipbook – Shot01 – part 02

Lecture 5: Shot 01 Final Result

Lecture 6: Flipbook – Shot02 – part 01

Lecture 7: Flipbook – Shot02 – part 02

Lecture 8: Shot 02 Final Result

Lecture 9: Flipbook – Shot03

Lecture 10: Shot 03 Final Result

Chapter 3: 3D Animation using Maya

Lecture 1: Make the scene ready for animation

Lecture 2: Animating shot – 01 – part 01

Lecture 3: Animating shot – 01 – part 02

Lecture 4: Animating shot – 02

Lecture 5: Animating shot – 03 – part 01

Lecture 6: Animating shot – 03 – part 02

Lecture 7: Animating shot – 04

Lecture 8: Animating shot – 05

Lecture 9: Animating shot – 06

Lecture 10: Quick polishing – Depends on the time factor

Chapter 4: Export the animation to 3DS Max

Lecture 1: Export the animation from Maya to 3DS Max

Instructors

ALAOUCHICHE Abdelhamid
Technical Artist / CG Generalist

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