Autodesk® Maya® Techniques | Biomedical Animation
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Reasons to Buy
Reasons to Buy
- Learn about approaches to visualizing various biomedical topics.
- This session explores the methodology of using the Maya® particle system in rigging and animating an enveloped virus, such as HIV, as it invades a host cell.
- Using Maya hair capabilities in a non-traditional way, we rig and animate flagella on a bacterium, such as E. coli, in a naturalistic, dynamic, and convincing fashion.
- Discover ways to let a particle system dynamically generate the components of these structures.
- This session is designed for beginning to intermediate Maya users familiar with Maya workflow and interface, as well as visual effects and computer graphics artists with basic knowledge of MEL and/ or expression writing and an interest in creating believable scientific animation or learning unique uses for Maya functionality.
- No previous advanced programming or biomedical knowledge is required.
System Requirements
System Requirements
- Maya Complete 8.5, Maya Unlimited 8.5, or Maya Personal Learning Edition
- Apple® QuickTime™ Player 7.1.3 or later
- Maya System Requirements
Learning Objectives
Learning Objectives
- Creating Particle Instanced Proteins from a Poly-sphere
- Connecting the Membrane to ClosestPointOnSurface Node
- Getting the Particles UV Value from the Membrane Through CPOS Node
- Virus Membrane Fusion with Host Cell Using a Polyigonal Surface
- Animating Flagella of Bacterium (part 1)
- Animating the Spinning Flagella of a Bacterium
- Using Particle Emitters to Create a Dense Web of Fibers
Product Details
Product Details
Skill Level: IntermediateFormat: e-DVD [approx. 71 minutes]
Date Published: July 2008
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