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Simply Maya – Robot Door Animation

Posted by Users on 2009/04/29
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If you’re interested in animation then you’ll love the Robot Animation tutorial

It will take you though the steps used to get him moving around on screen.
We begin by importing a fully rigged character and will spend some time getting familiar with his controls,
like selecting control handles. Once we have a feel for moving him with his controls we will set him up for the animation.

Starting off with a basic walk pose we will learn how to key frame our robot so that he begins to move forward and eventually tries to open a door.
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Digital Tutors – Stereoscopic 3D In Maya (Full)

Posted by Users on 2009/04/28
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Digital Tutors – Stereoscopic 3D In Maya (4 parts in full CD)

– Create audience excitement and interactive experiences.
– Learn practical workflows to making stereoscopic 3D imagery with Maya 2009.
– Gain total control over the camera, characters, and environments
to create one of the most powerful effects in cinema.
– Contains over 2 hours of project based training and step-by-step examples for any artist.

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3Ds Max MasterClass Series – SIGGRAPH 2004 – COMPLETE COLLECTION

Posted by Users on 2009/04/25
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3Ds Max MasterClass Series – SIGGRAPH 2004 – COMPLETE COLLECTION – ALL CDs

Offering attendees of the 2004 SIGGRAPH Conference the opportunity to evolve their skills and expand their knowledge on Discreet’s 3ds max? animation software, combustion? visual effects software, and character studio? software through a series of exclusive master classes.? Sponsored by ATI, Discreet will hold 12 different classes hosted by Discreet’s training specialists and by computer graphics & visual effects industry experts including Chris Harvey of Frantic Films, Matthew Merkovich of Digital Dimension and RT Taylor formerly of Rhythm & Hues. The 2004 SIGGRAPH Conference is being held in Los Angeles

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Artbeats Ultra Water Drops (NTSC)

Posted by Users on 2009/04/21
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Source: High Speed Digital Video
Field Rendering: Progressive
Frame Rate: 29.97
Total Length: 1029:27
Average Length: 24:16

Ultra Water Drops – stock footage clips. The purity of a single water drop can be relevant to almost any editing project. We’ve included the widest variety of angles, focal lengths, reflective backgrounds, lighting and drop scenarios in composing this collection of a simple but hard to shoot subject. Shot with the Phantom HD camera for pristine 1000fps imagery. SD version contains 42 clips. Continue Reading

Creating Onyx Vegetation

Posted by Users on 2009/04/21
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1 Hour Video Demonstration – Creating Onyx Vegetation

This webinar demonstrates the use of the Onxy line of products, including the newest releases, Onyx2Max and OnyxGRASS. In this webinar you will learn how to use the 3ds Max plugin OnyxTREE STORM as well as the very powerful line of tree and plant generators that feed this plugin. Learn how to craft vegetation, apply realistic materials and animate your creations to suit your project needs.

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http://rapidshare.com/files/223774141/OnyxWebinar.rar
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Learning 3D Character Animation with Jeff Lew

Posted by Users on 2009/04/19
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Learning 3D Character Animation with Jeff Lew

From the Lead Animator of Matrix Reloaded, the ‘Learning 3D Character Animation with Jeff Lew’ series is one of the few real character animation classes on DVD. There are so many how-to videos on the market showing you how to setup a character or model a character in a specific 3D software package, but very few training videos showing you actually how to animate a character in 3D. This 3-part DVD series will teach you strong fundamentals necessary for creating great character animation in any 3D animation software package. Continue Reading

VRay: THE COMPLETE GUIDE

Posted by Users on 2009/04/18
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VRay: THE COMPLETE GUIDE is the first book in the world completely devoted to VRay. Its aim is to provide an avanced support for the specialists in this branch. All too often we lose a lot of time searching the meaning of a particular parameter. Who hasn’t spent entire days trying to understand what was wrong with their rendering? Having some ?presets? is not enough: it is necessary to understand and have knowledge of the tools daily used. This is the only way thanks to which you’ll be able to face more and more difficult tasks.

VRay: THE COMPLETE GUIDE was born thanks to two year’s hard work, during which we tried to produce a high-quality handbook committed to VRay’s users. Not just a basic list of commands, but a special tool, composed by technical and theorical parts, by which you’ll be carried away! You’ll be able to find, through 1000 pages, 2300 images and 3200 renderings expressly created for this handbook. Enclosed you’ll also find a DVD-ROM containing 32 animations in .mov format, bearing examples otherwise impossible to understand via images only. It’s an unrepeatable handbook, difficult to find elsewhere: made up of 1000 pages, full colour, 20x28x5cm (other manuals are usually smaller: 17x23x3cm). Bound with extreme care, through paperback binding stitched with wire referendum and not simply glue, it holds up through the time. The hardback cover also is hardbound disk, allowing a better usability.

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STASH DVD 01

Posted by Users on 2009/04/02
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This is the first issue of Stash DVD. Enjoy it!!!

Nobody reads the editorial, I said. It?s a magazine, they said, you gotta have an editorial. But it?s not like a magazine magazine with all the silly reading and stuff. Good point, they said, still need the editorial. There?s nothing to write, I said, you watch the disk, you look at the pictures, you eat your sandwich– Oh, they said, and you need a head shot. No pictures. Just a small one. No pictures. Okay, okay, they said, but people are expecting the editorial. To do what? I said, blabber about the friction of art and commerce or the democratization of digital storage space in the context of a violent and complex world? Sounds great, they said, can you do it in two hundred words?

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