Autodesk Maya 2014 essentials

Autodesk Maya 2014 essentials / Paul Naas.

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Auteur principal: Naas, Paul J.
Format: eBook
Langue:English
Publié: Indianapolis, IN : Sybex, ©2013.
Collection:Essentials series.
Sujets:
Maya (Computer file)
Computer animation.
Computer graphics > Computer programs.
computer animation.
Computer animation
Computer graphics > Computer programs
Accès en ligne:Click for online access
Table des matières:
  • Introduction; Chapter 1: Understanding the Maya Interface; Exploring Interface Elements; Moving Views and Manipulating Objects; Using Maya Windows and Menus; Setting Preferences; Getting Help; Chapter 2: Creating Your First Animation; Using Good Scene-File Management; Creating and Animating a Bouncing Ball; Refining Movement in the Graph Editor; Using Animation Principles to Improve Your Work; Creating a Playblast of Your Animation; Chapter 3: Modeling with Polygons, Part 1; Understanding Polygons; Constructing a Good Model; Getting Started and Using the Main Modeling Tools
  • Box Modeling and Building a CharacterChapter 4: Modeling with Polygons, Part 2; Creating Edge Loops; Adjusting Vertices, Polygons, and Edges, and Adding Details; Chapter 5: Modeling with Polygons, Part 3; Refining and Cleaning Up; Mirroring Your Model; Deleting History; Chapter 6: Surfacing Your Character; Creating a Surface; Laying Out UVs; Texture Mapping; Chapter 7: Getting Bent Out of Shape: Blend Shapes; Understanding Blend Shapes and How They Work; Creating Deformers for Your Character; Setting Up the Blend Shape Interface; Chapter 8: Dem Bones: Setting Up Your Joint System
  • Understanding How Joints WorkBuilding Joint Chains; Putting It All Together; Putting It to Use: Connecting the Joints to Your Model; Chapter 9: Weighting Your Joints; Understanding Joint Weighting and Why It's Important; Adjusting Weights; Chapter 10: Rigging Your Character; Understanding Basic Rigging Concepts; Setting Up the Leg Controls; Setting Up the Torso Control; Setting Up the Character Control; Creating a Custom Shelf; Chapter 11: Setting the Scene: Creating an Environment; Building a Room; Building Props; Chapter 12: Making It Move: Animating Your Character
  • Setting Up Maya for AnimationAnimating Your Character; Chapter 13: Let There Be Light: Lighting Your Shot; Understanding the Three-Point Lighting System; Using the Maya Lights; Lighting Your Scene; Performing Light Linking; Chapter 14: Rendering and Compositing Your Scene; Making 2D Images Out of 3D Scenes; Performing Compositing; APPENDIX A

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