This week’s lesson focuses on animation in maya. For the animation curve, the adjustment of the motion trajectory completes the movement of the ball.
This is the trajectory of the first ball
These are two different trajectories of the ball. Both balls move according to an adjusted curve. But in the adjustment of the curve, two different methods are applied, and the results are somewhat different.
During this semester, I have been introduced to the basics of Maya and nuke. Basically mastered the interface and common nodes of both pieces.
For the study of maya. Mainly low poly modelling. I am not very familiar with the application of many of the tools in maya, so I need to practice more, and I also need to have a better grasp of the details of the model, because when I do some models this semester, the comparison of those models seems to be very simple, but it also contains a lot of details of the scale. In the next semester, we should do more practical work with what we have learnt, and do some of our own creative work. What I have done well this semester is that I have been able to correct some of the models that I have made due to the incorrect procedure, but I have been able to do so calmly. It is still very important to keep a stable mind.
For nuke, this term also started from the basics. The application of nuke requires a strong logical mind. In the assignments for nuke this semester, first of all, I had fun doing the assignments because I found nuke very interesting. As far as the assignments are concerned, I dislike roto more, this is very boring. But it is also something you have to learn, so I did a bit of rough work in the roto lesson and need to be a bit more patient. Next semester I hope to apply my skills to practical projects, just like Maya.
This week’s program is all about Finding the Difference.
This week’s focus is on clean up, changing some elements of a video using the rotopaint node and a few other base nodes. rotopaint is often used to erase wire in movies and TV shows.