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Brad Strong
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November 29, 2007
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3dcognition.com is focused on helping people understand how to use software like 3ds Max, Flash, and Game Engines like Unity and Torque.
The biggest tutorial so far is the book Creating Game Art for 3D Engines; check it out on Amazon.com or at the 3dcognition.com website.
If you own this book you have access to a 90-minute, hi-res bonus video tutorial on how to rig and animate a spider, as well as the animated spider model created in 3ds Max 9, and a textured and animated robot character (both characters work well with the Unity game engine). This offer is good through the end of 2010.
Visit http://www.3dcognition.com for more details.
The biggest tutorial so far is the book Creating Game Art for 3D Engines; check it out on Amazon.com or at the 3dcognition.com website.
If you own this book you have access to a 90-minute, hi-res bonus video tutorial on how to rig and animate a spider, as well as the animated spider model created in 3ds Max 9, and a textured and animated robot character (both characters work well with the Unity game engine). This offer is good through the end of 2010.
Visit http://www.3dcognition.com for more details.
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This Flash Tutorial explains how to create a scrolling background that smoothly loops through your animation or game. Uses a movieclip and a motion...
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3ds Max tutorial. Demonstrates how to make text bounce realistically using ease curves, and how to capture that bounce on a camera.
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Dr. Bertram Zarins at Mass General Hospital has prepared this animation to explain how he reconstructs a torn ACL with a mid-3rd patellar tendon gr...
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Flight testing of Eurocopter's X3 high-speed hybrid helicopter demonstrator marks a new milestone in the company's innovation roadmap
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This tutorial walks you through the process of animating a character walk cycle, and also includes a free downloadable template that will help you ...
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Channel Comments
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3dcognition
(1 week ago)
@Mr. T - Sorry, the AT/AT does not belong to me nor is it available.
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mrtelerovsky
(4 weeks ago)
hi,where can I download the model of AT AT which is used as a example?
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3dcognition
(3 months ago)
Thanks Swift, Mix, and Wookie. @Wookie - I have an example of fitting bones to a character mesh in the CD that comes with my book Creating Game Art for 3D Engines, and I think there are some excerpts from that video here in this collection.
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Wookieex3
(3 months ago)
great vids. Do you have a tutorial on how to put bones inside a character model that you already made? :)
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swifttgs
(4 months ago)
Great tutorials, !!
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Mixamo3DAnimation
(4 months ago)
Neat tutorials! Cheers!
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3dcognition
(5 months ago)
Thanks 1092 and Wobo - appreciate the feedback. Would love to do some more biomechanic stuff but time is scarce; also interested if you find any great links, I'll be glad to add them to my biomech page.
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wobossy
(5 months ago)
Thank you very much! Long sought information about animation mechanics
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EvilDead1092
(6 months ago)
Awesome tutorials! Very very helpful, Thank you.
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3dcognition
(6 months ago)
Blade - I can't go into it here, but the basic way to do it is you have to use Video Post. It is a separate module in 3ds Max that lets you use two or more cameras and post process. But I'll tell you what, it's just as good, even better, to just render out your cameras separately and fade them from one to another in a tool like Adobe Premier or other.
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