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This tutorial demonstrates a simple, yet effective, solution for creating dynamic turntables. Utilizing Maya's two-node camera, motion path animation provides a flexible way to move the camera around the model. Precise and cycling rotations are combined with a moving camera, to allow for various views of the model in a single turntable. We begin the tutorial by creating a three-point lightrig using raytraced shadows and Mental Ray. This tutorial demonstrates how to render a Maya animation from the Command Line. While it is possible to render from within Maya using Batch Render, there are several advantages to avoiding this approach. More memory is available to the renderer when Maya is closed which is often a necessity. But furthermore, command line rendering simplifies the process of managing rendered frames, network rendering and the batch rendering of multiple scenes. This tutorial also demonstrates how to render the wireframe/topology of the model on top of the shaded turntable animation.

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Fighting a rare genre for the PC, is one of the world's most popular gaming consoles. Guilty Gear - a reference series, made with a truly Japanese flavor. The men are perfectly balanced, and each has its own set of breathtaking tricks killer.

The collection of Guilty Gear Gold came just two games of this legendary series - Isuka and X2.Reload.

Guilty Gear Isuka - the last game of the series, released on the PC - is interesting for its command matches. Simultaneously on one computer can play up to four players!

Guilty Gear X2.Reload - hit game of the series - boasts a nine game modes, among which are especially worth noting Mission - single task of varying difficulty.

This "making of" demonstration and lecture began with the decision to create a new still image and record the entire process. Using Maya, UVlayout, ZBrush and Photoshop, "Smile" was created in ten hours over the course of a couple evenings. Observe and listen as Alex shares his workflow, thought process and techniques, covering everything from creating a base mesh and laying out UVs to creating a final comp in Photoshop.

Alex Pandrea proudly presents his simple, original, and completely impromptu three phase linking rubberband routine for the first time in video format. If youre looking for a trick you can perform anytime, anywhere, under any conditions - LINX is the trick for you. Learn the complete routine along with performance tips and additional ideas in 17 minutes of high definition training filmed at the theory11 headquarters in New York City.

Alex Pandrea proudly presents his simple, original, and completely impromptu three phase linking rubberband routine for the first time in video format. If you're looking for a trick you can perform anytime, anywhere, under any conditions - LINX is the trick for you. Learn the complete routine along with performance tips and additional ideas in 17 minutes of high definition training filmed at the theory11 headquarters in New York City.

This "making of" demonstration and lecture began with the decision to create a new still image and record the entire process. Using Maya UVlayout ZBrush and Photoshop "Smile" was created in ten hours over the course of a couple evenings. Observe and listen as Alex shares his workflow thought process and techniques covering everything from creating a base mesh and laying out UVs to creating a final comp in Photoshop.

This "making of" demonstration and lecture began with the decision to create a new still image and record the entire process. Using Maya, UVlayout, ZBrush and Photoshop, "Smile" was created in ten hours over the course of a couple evenings. Observe and listen as Alex shares his workflow, thought process and techniques, covering everything from creating a base mesh and laying out UVs to creating a final comp in Photoshop.