Saturday, May 7, 2011
The introduction of Autodesk ® Maya ® 2009!
In this virtual version you'll be given the ease in making games, movies, TV, and graphic design. Maya 2009 delivers a number of new features and enhancements that maximize productivity, optimize workflows, and offer new creative possibilities. There are many additional tools in this release that help make you more productive, including Maya Assets, Pre-Selection highlighting, Heat Map Display, Transfer Attribute Values and some additional user interface. In addition, you will find significant performance improvements in various areas including multi-threading performance and increased speed of the algorithm for drawing interactive, simulation, and rendering even for even the heaviest scenes. Maya is an application to create attractive 3D digital content, including modeling, animation, visual effects, games and simulations. Work you do in Maya generally fall into these categories:
• Modelling. Polygons, NURBS, and subdivision surfaces. Each has its own advantages, and the artist (modeler) prefer to work with each way depending on needs. o Polygon - modeling in a way to build and reshape the surface of the side of a simple object. Like a picture, then this is a bitmap image. o NURBS - modeling for a smooth surface, and curved. Like a picture, then this is the image vector. o Subdivision surfaces - a high-level modeling with minimum data overhead, as if they are made of polygons. Easily, this is a combination of the two previous types.
• Character Rigging. Most of the animations involve "character," meaning that the model that you have created such a person, animal, robot, or anything that moves must be given a "bone" in order to move. Maya allows you to specify an internal skeleton for your model and then make a realistic movement by deformation. • Animation. All the movements you think, can be done in Maya.
• Dynamics, fluids, and other simulated effects. Maya includes a comprehensive application to simulate real-world effects such as fire, explosion, fluid, hair and feathers, the physics of colliding objects, and more. • Painting and paint effects. Maya including an incredible system in combination with the graphics tablet (or mouse) for 2D paint on canvas, coloring directly on 3D models, to create the geometry, scriptable painting, and almost limitless other possibilities.
• Lighting, Shading, and Rendering. If you want to create a still image, movie or animation, you can make your choice by using renderers.
In this virtual version you'll be given the ease in making games, movies, TV, and graphic design. Maya 2009 delivers a number of new features and enhancements that maximize productivity, optimize workflows, and offer new creative possibilities. There are many additional tools in this release that help make you more productive, including Maya Assets, Pre-Selection highlighting, Heat Map Display, Transfer Attribute Values and some additional user interface. In addition, you will find significant performance improvements in various areas including multi-threading performance and increased speed of the algorithm for drawing interactive, simulation, and rendering even for even the heaviest scenes. Maya is an application to create attractive 3D digital content, including modeling, animation, visual effects, games and simulations. Work you do in Maya generally fall into these categories:
• Modelling. Polygons, NURBS, and subdivision surfaces. Each has its own advantages, and the artist (modeler) prefer to work with each way depending on needs. o Polygon - modeling in a way to build and reshape the surface of the side of a simple object. Like a picture, then this is a bitmap image. o NURBS - modeling for a smooth surface, and curved. Like a picture, then this is the image vector. o Subdivision surfaces - a high-level modeling with minimum data overhead, as if they are made of polygons. Easily, this is a combination of the two previous types.
• Character Rigging. Most of the animations involve "character," meaning that the model that you have created such a person, animal, robot, or anything that moves must be given a "bone" in order to move. Maya allows you to specify an internal skeleton for your model and then make a realistic movement by deformation. • Animation. All the movements you think, can be done in Maya.
• Dynamics, fluids, and other simulated effects. Maya includes a comprehensive application to simulate real-world effects such as fire, explosion, fluid, hair and feathers, the physics of colliding objects, and more. • Painting and paint effects. Maya including an incredible system in combination with the graphics tablet (or mouse) for 2D paint on canvas, coloring directly on 3D models, to create the geometry, scriptable painting, and almost limitless other possibilities.
• Lighting, Shading, and Rendering. If you want to create a still image, movie or animation, you can make your choice by using renderers.
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