Through this video tutorial you will be learning about Tweaking of Graph Editor and polish the animation Section 3: Understanding about Ball Animation This video tutorial is the continuation of ball animation Through this video tutorial you will be learning about Ball Animation Through this video tutorial you will be learning about grouping the single object for Animation Through this video tutorial you will be learning about Pivot Point and Transformation Through this video tutorial you will be learning about Maya animation settings Section 2: Learning about Animation Settings Through this video tutorial you will be learning about animation principles & Maya tools Through this video tutorial you will be learning about introduction to Maya Animation - Bouncing Ball Animation With the graph editor we will tweak the keys and tangents to achieve the realistic bouncing ball animation. In the Maya Software, we will define the Key poses and in between will calculate by itself only. As the ball bounces up, it changeover from the stretched shape back to the original shape.
Generally, if you have a lot of squash, you have a lot of stretch, too and vice versa. The stretch signify the speed and squash signify the weight or a mass, and both are relative to each other. As it goes up, gravity affects it and slows down (Ease In), then it starts its downward motion more and more rapidly (Ease Out), until it hits the ground. A bouncing ball tends to have a lot of ease in and ease out when at the top of its bounce. Next we will plan the timing of the ball along our path of action.
As is the case with most animation, our path of action is made up of ARCS. Start with the drawing a path of action from left to right. In this assignment, aspirants will learn the step-by-step how to create a ball bounce animation. So it's extremely important that you know how to accurately animate a ball bounce. Bouncing ball is also based on physics dynamics principles related to gravity, acceleration, momentum, and mass.
This exercise will teach you the most important principles of animation such as Arc, Squash and Stretch, Ease In Ease Out, Timing. The ball bounce is the foundation for all other animations.īy following it you will grasp most of the principals used in animation. This is the first lesson taught to any animation student. This is a one animation that every beginner must master before ever moving on to more complex animations.
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