12 اصل انیمیشن برای انیماتورها سی جی CG

عنوان دوره : Lynda – 12 Principles of Animation for CG Animators

سطح : مقدماتی

زمان کل دوره : 1.23 ساعت

تعداد فایل های تصویری : 31

سال آموزش : 2016

فایل تمرینی : دارد

مربی دوره : David Andrade

نرم افزار : 3ds Max , Blender , Maya

زیرنویس : ندارد

Lynda – 12 Principles of Animation for CG Animators

The 12 principles of animation underlie everything animators do, frommaking movies to video games. These principles are the same regardless of the software you use—2D or 3D, open source or advanced suite. In this course, award-winning animator David Andrade takes traditional student assignments (a bouncing ball and a lowly flour sack) and translates them into digital animations that illustrate each of these principles in detail. He uses Maya and Blender, but the focus in not on software mastery; it’s about the techniques, not the tools. Follow along as he introduces the history of character animation and explores each of the 12 principles, from squash and stretch and anticipation to timing and follow-through. Take the challenge exercises to practice what you’ve learned along the way.

Topics include:

• A history of character animation
• Squash and stretch
• Anticipation
• Staging
• Pose-to-pose animation
• Secondary action
• Timing
• Exaggeration

1. An Overview
A brief history of character animation        1m 28s
Think physics and art, not software        2m 54s

2. Squash, Stretch, and Anticipation
Principle 1: Squash and stretch        2m 38s
Principle 2: Anticipation        2m 8s
Challenge: An exercise with a ball        58s
Solution: An exercise with a ball        2m 42s

3. Staging
Principles 3: Staging        1m 21s
Challenge: An exercise with a flour sack        1m 38s
Solution: An exercise with a flour sack        3m 26s

4. Straight Ahead and Pose-to-Pose
Principle 4: Straight ahead        5m 10s
Principle 4: Pose-to-pose        3m 48s
Combine them to form copied pairs        5m 13s

5. Follow Through and Slow In and Out
Principle 5: Follow through        3m 4s
Principle 6: Slow in and out        2m 13s
Using tangents to control slows/fasts        2m 29s

6. Arcs and Secondary Action
Principle 7: Arcs        3m 8s
Principle 8: Secondary action        1m 7s
Challenge: An exercise with a flour sack        1m 27s
Solution: An exercise with a flour sack        9m 9s

7. Timing
Principle 9: Timing        4m 50s
Principle 9: Spacing        2m 26s
Challenge: An exercise with a ball        1m 15s
Solution: An exercise with a ball        2m 23s

8. Exaggeration, Solid Drawing, and Appeal
Principle 10: Exaggeration        2m 36s
Principle 11: Solid drawing        4m 40s
Principle 12: Appeal        1m 53s
Challenge: An exercise with a flour sack        54s
Solution: An exercise with a flour sack        3m 17s