Title: The Gnomon Workshop – Introduction to Ziva VFX: Volume 1
Info:
Learn the basics of Ziva VFX with a focus on building deformation rigs and developing workflow practices to help you quickly create production-ready creatures and characters. Instructor Madhav Shyam, Creature Supervisor at Ghost VFX, covers all the essential aspects of modeling, rigging and animation that you need to know to create realistic results.
With the modeling basics covered, Madhav dives into building an arm simulation rig from scratch. For this exercise, he uses the Sorceress Supreme model from Marcus Whinney as the base. The focus then shifts briefly to utilizing Python scripting in Maya to assist with the builds, before jumping into the final segment of the workshop: wrapping the asset and simulating the tissue. Using Ziva’s anatomy transfer tool, Madhav teaches how you can quickly morph their free assets into your own custom characters.
This workshop aims to teach all the necessary skills you need to build a production-ready Ziva simulation rig. In addition to the Sorceress Supreme model by Marcus Whinney, Madhav also uses the free Mr. Ink asset available from the Ziva store to those with an active Ziva VFX license.
Format: HD 1920×1080
00. Preview
01. Introduction To Ziva VFX
02. Modeling & Rigging for Ziva VFX
03. Arm Setup 1: Muscle Simulation Part 1
04. Arm Setup 1: Muscle Simulation Part 2
05. Arm Setup 1: Muscle Simulation Part 3
06. Arm Setup 1: Muscle Simulation Part 4
07. Arm Setup 2: Fat Simulation
08. Arm Setup 3: Final Review
09. Python for Ziva VFX
10. Anatomy Transfer 1: Asset Wrap
11. Anatomy Transfer 2: Simulation Transfer
12. Anatomy Transfer 3: Final Review
13. Production Pipeline
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HI ADMI. WHEN IS THE SECOND PART GOING TO BE UPLOADED ?