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3D Medical Animation in Autodesk Maya

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3D Medical Animation in Autodesk Maya, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 63 lectures, based on 121 reviews, and has 947 subscribers.

You will learn about You will be able to create biologically accurate 3D representations. Have a great understanding of problem-solving in Autodesk Maya Use nParticles to create blood flow Use many different types of deformers to animate models Model varying shapes and structures Assign materials and shaders to objects Light and render inside of Autodesk Maya with Arnold Composite rendered images in Adobe After Effects This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone interested in 3D animation who learns best on a project-based system or Medical professionals or Biotech Marketers It is particularly useful for Anyone interested in 3D animation who learns best on a project-based system or Medical professionals or Biotech Marketers.

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Summary

Title: 3D Medical Animation in Autodesk Maya

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 63

Number of Published Lectures: 63

Number of Curriculum Items: 63

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 63

Original Price: $189.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • You will be able to create biologically accurate 3D representations.
  • Have a great understanding of problem-solving in Autodesk Maya
  • Use nParticles to create blood flow
  • Use many different types of deformers to animate models
  • Model varying shapes and structures
  • Assign materials and shaders to objects
  • Light and render inside of Autodesk Maya with Arnold
  • Composite rendered images in Adobe After Effects
  • Who Should Attend

  • Anyone interested in 3D animation who learns best on a project-based system
  • Medical professionals
  • Biotech Marketers
  • Target Audiences

  • Anyone interested in 3D animation who learns best on a project-based system
  • Medical professionals
  • Biotech Marketers
  • If you learn best with projects and have always been interested in 3D animation, this is the course for you!?If you’re also in the medical field then this course will be even more beneficial.

    This course is geared toward the beginner but there’s something for everyone in this course including fairly advanced material. It’s the kind of course you could start with and return to as you progress in your understanding of 3D.

    I will not just show you what buttons to press but I?explain why we’re pressing them. We’ll create a plan of attack for the most complex series so we understand why we’re taking the approach we are and how other approaches wouldn’t work and why.

    I’ve divided the course into four sections (with a bonus section):

    1. Cell Division
      1. We’ll create one cell dividing into two, and these two divide again
    2. Chromosomes
      1. Model in a modular way so we can leverage Maya’s MASH motion graphics tools
    3. DNA
      1. There is a beginner and advanced section so we can show a simple and more complex approach
    4. Bloodflow (and heart bonus)
      1. Control a particle system with fields and animate blood flow
      2. We will also dive deeper into fields with a bonus series on creating the iconic heart shape with red blood cells

    This is my most ambitious course I’ve made so far and I hope you enjoy it. I?learned things creating it so I know you’ll get something out of it as well.

    Who Am I?

    My name is Lucas Ridley and I work full-time as a professional?3D?Animator on movies?like Suicide Squad, Transformers, and Ready Player One. My work has contributed to Emmy-winning projects and has been nominated for several other awards like the Annie’s. My freelance clients include LEGO, Braun, Nestle, and many others.

    Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: Beginning in Maya

    Lecture 1: Course Introduction

    Lecture 2: Maya Introduction

    Chapter 2: Cell Division

    Lecture 1: Maya 2020 Update nParticle & Mesh Creation

    Lecture 2: Maya 2022 Update nParticle & Mesh Creation

    Lecture 3: Particle Creation

    Lecture 4: Mesh Creation

    Lecture 5: Animation Expressions

    Lecture 6: Animating Cell Division

    Lecture 7: Cell Materials

    Lecture 8: Rendering

    Lecture 9: Background and After Effects Compositing

    Chapter 3: Chromosomes

    Lecture 1: Chromosome Series Introduction

    Lecture 2: Modeling A Chromatid

    Lecture 3: Make Tons of Chromosomes

    Lecture 4: Create Chromosome Material

    Lecture 5: Lighting and Rendering

    Lecture 6: After Effects Compositing

    Chapter 4: DNA

    Lecture 1: Intro To DNA Series

    Lecture 2: Beginner DNA

    Lecture 3: Intro To Advanced DNA

    Lecture 4: Creating First DNA Strands

    Lecture 5: Creating Second DNA Strands

    Lecture 6: Major And Minor Grooves

    Lecture 7: Creating Base Pair Attachment Points

    Lecture 8: Create Joints and Parent

    Lecture 9: Aim Joints

    Lecture 10: MASH The Strands

    Lecture 11: MASH Base Pairs

    Lecture 12: Randomizing Base Pairs

    Lecture 13: Animating DNA

    Lecture 14: Lighting and Rendering

    Lecture 15: Compositing in After Effects

    Lecture 16: Depth Pass In After Effects

    Chapter 5: Blood Flow

    Lecture 1: Blood Flow Series Overview

    Lecture 2: Modeling Red Blood Cell

    Lecture 3: Creating A Particle System

    Lecture 4: Creating The Vein Field

    Lecture 5: Adjusting The Vein Field

    Lecture 6: Animate Heart Pump

    Lecture 7: Fix Particle Rotation And Collisions

    Lecture 8: White Blood Cells And Expressions

    Lecture 9: Red Blood Cell Material

    Lecture 10: Create The Vein

    Lecture 11: Vein Material

    Lecture 12: Create Cache

    Lecture 13: Lighting Preview Renders

    Lecture 14: Animate Camera

    Lecture 15: Render Settings

    Lecture 16: After Effects Compositing

    Lecture 17: Vein Animated Texture

    Chapter 6: Blood Flow Bonus: Heart Shape

    Lecture 1: Preparing The Scene

    Lecture 2: Creating An Animated Opening

    Lecture 3: Particle Stream Into Heart

    Lecture 4: Filling The Heart

    Lecture 5: Pumping The Heart

    Lecture 6: Lighting and Rendering

    Lecture 7: After Effects Compositing

    Chapter 7: Bonus Course: Blob Effect

    Lecture 1: Creating the Blob

    Lecture 2: Add Materials & Lights

    Lecture 3: Enhance the SSS

    Lecture 4: Create Camera Animation

    Lecture 5: Create Text

    Lecture 6: Final Rendering & Compositing

    Instructors

  • 3D Medical Animation in Autodesk Maya  No.2
    Lucas Ridley
    Award-winning Animator
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