Reviewing the rules for file formats when saving your movie - SOLIDWORKS Tutorial

Contents

• Introduction Introduction

  • Want to create animations?

    1m 39s
  • What you should know

    1m 43s
• 1. Introduction to SOLIDWORKS Movie Making 1. Introduction to SOLIDWORKS Movie Making

  • Gallery of animations

    4m 50s
• 2. Exploring the Motion Study Interface 2. Exploring the Motion Study Interface

  • What the different tools do

    5m 3s
  • How the timeline and keypoints work

    3m 51s
  • Understanding the motion browser

    2m 25s
• 3. Starting Off Easy: The Camera Wizard 3. Starting Off Easy: The Camera Wizard

  • Rotating the model

    5m 18s
  • Exploding the model

    3m 57s
  • Collapsing the model

    3m 23s
  • Saving and adding views to the animation

    2m 32s
  • Saving the animation

    4m 6s
  • Playing the animation

    4m 14s
• 4. Writing a Great Script 4. Writing a Great Script

  • Components to a great script: Lights, camera, action!

    2m 3s
• 5. How to Make Things Move 5. How to Make Things Move

  • Drag a component

    2m 22s
  • Copying and pasting keypoints

    1m 50s
  • Editing a distance mate

    2m 47s
  • Editing an angle mate

    1m 19s
  • Traveling along a path

    2m 36s
  • Setting up a path

    6m 52s
  • Aligning the camera to the path

    5m 56s
  • Setting up the animation

    1m 53s
  • Creating a walkthrough

    4m 10s
  • Reviewing the animation

    3m 56s
• 6. Creating Keypoints for Camera Views 6. Creating Keypoints for Camera Views

  • Creating saved views

    27s
  • Posing the model

    1m 43s
  • Using saved views with keypoints

    3m 40s
  • Writing the script to create the animation

    1m 20s
  • What views when?

    38s
  • Reviewing the animation

    1m 5s
• 7. Changing Appearances in Animations 7. Changing Appearances in Animations

  • Turning parts invisible

    6m 29s
  • Turning parts transparent

    6m 34s
  • Changing colors

    8m 4s
  • Turning parts visible

    8m 15s
  • Writing a script to control appearance

    52s
  • What changes when?

    25s
  • Create the animation using different approaches

    5m 54s
  • Reviewing the appearance animation

    2m 34s
• 8. Elements of a Great Movie: Appearances, Camera Views, and Movement 8. Elements of a Great Movie: Appearances, Camera Views, and Movement

  • Writing a script that combines appearances, camera views, and movement

    3m 26s
  • Animate the appearances

    9m 27s
  • Animate the camera views

    3m 26s
  • Animate the movement

    8m 31s
  • Review how the timelines overlap in the motion timeline

    2m 18s
  • Create the animation

    2m 8s
  • Review the animation

    42s
• 9. So, You Want to Make Movies? Let's Review! 9. So, You Want to Make Movies? Let's Review!

  • What type of movie do you want to make? What is your message?

    41s
  • The message guides the script

    1m 57s
  • Reviewing the rules for a great script

    30s
  • Figure out your timeline

    33s
  • What happens when?

    11m 22s
  • What makes the movie more entertaining or interesting?

    5m 57s
  • Reviewing the rules for file formats when saving your movie

    1m 18s
  • Is the file going to be edited or combined with other footage?

    28s
  • Reviewing the rules for setting up your model

    46s
  • Don't use configurations—use mates that can be edited

    52s
  • Set up saved views

    2m 4s
  • Create exploded views

    31s
• Conclusion Conclusion

  • Planning makes a better movie

    1m 18s