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Author: mrspinks Keywords: 3D Animation Logo Animated Motion Graphics Cartoon Bills Escapes Travel Autodesk Maya Adobe Aftereffects Audacity Ben Rimington Added: November 16, 2009

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The original mocapped skeleton that I brought into the unity3D engine. This was a quick refresher for myself on how to use .bvh files in maya. I'm using the new maya2010 but still needed to get the importbvh MEL script from highend3d (or whatever they're called now, crashcow?) I'm sure theres a better way to use mocap in maya (can anyone give me a copy of motionbuilder for the mac? Autodesk if you read this?) but it was a great intro to the trax editor. I know theres issues with the feet sliding & going thru the floor at the end, can I fix this with a constraint in maya I wonder?) Anyway, I'm really getting excited by the possibilities unity3D, Maya and the mac offer in the way of developing the cool tools of tomorrow.. i've got to get into the iPhone unity thing soon.. oh, & I've got marking to do too..

Introduction to FDO by Jackie Ng

Mark Schoennagel, Autodesk s Softimage Senior 3D Evangelist, shows the amazing performance gains and optimization which makes their applications really fast for animators to work with. Check out the results -- using Autodesk s visual programming language, Ice. The application runs at 100% CPU utilization -- fully optimized to take full advantage of multicore processing. Filmed a the Intel booth at SIGGRAPH 2009, Mark showcases building an environment and particle animations. For more, visit http://visualadrenaline.intel.com and www.autodesk.com.

Mark Schoennagel, Autodesk s Softimage Senior 3D Evangelist, shows the amazing performance gains and optimization which makes their applications really fast for animators to work with. Check out the results -- using Autodesk s visual programming language, Ice. The application runs at 100% CPU utilization -- fully optimized to take full advantage of multicore processing. Filmed a the Intel booth at SIGGRAPH 2009, Mark showcases building an environment and particle animations. For more, visit http://visualadrenaline.intel.com and www.autodesk.com.

Mark Schoennagel, Autodesk s Softimage Senior 3D Evangelist, shows the amazing performance gains and optimization which makes their applications really fast for animators to work with. Check out the results -- using Autodesk s visual programming language, Ice. The application runs at 100% CPU utilization -- fully optimized to take full advantage of multicore processing. Filmed a the Intel booth at SIGGRAPH 2009, Mark showcases building an environment and particle animations. For more, visit http://visualadrenaline.intel.com and www.autodesk.com.

Sci-Fi Short film In a world where people has to connect electricity to themselves, T43 try to save his mom. This is my greatest project so far. I did: Screenplay, Storyboard, Concept design, Direction and the whole Postproduction.

Author: MonsieurTeo Keywords: seac02 linceovr lvr 3dm rhino mcneel autodesk showcase rtt bunkspeed hypershot virtual augmented reality 3D CAD Added: February 12, 2009