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6/26/2012- Understanding the animation interface
- Animating objects and their attributes
- Creating, copying, and adjusting keyframes
- Creating breakdown keys
- Animating objects along paths
- Hiding, locking, and limiting channels
- Fitting skeletons to a mesh
- Deforming a mesh with the Skin tool
- Animating a skeleton
Skill Level Beginner
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- [Voiceover] Hi, I'm George Maestri, and welcome to Maya Essentials 5 Animation Tools. In this course, we're first going to start out understanding the basic animation interface in Maya, and then we're gonna create and adjust keys. After that, we're going to play back animations using Playblast, and then we're also gonna look at things like motion paths, motion trails. After that, we're gonna edit some animation using the Graph Editor, and finally, we're gonna go over some of the basics of creating a skeleton to deform a character and then animate that character.
With that, let's go ahead and get started with Maya Essentials 5 Animation Tools.
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Introduction
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Welcome41s
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1. Animating in Maya
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Animating objects4m 6s
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Animating attributes3m 55s
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Copying and adjusting keys4m 21s
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Creating breakdown keys2m 28s
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Creating motion trails2m 17s
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Ghosting objects2m 24s
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2. Editing Animation
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Creating animation cycles3m 51s
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3. Basic Deformations and Rigging
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Fitting skeletons to a mesh5m 48s
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Painting skin weights7m 40s
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Animating skeletons4m 9s
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Conclusion
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Goodbye16s
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