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Creating a Stormy Ocean in Maya |
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This tutorial is going to show you how to create a realistic animation of a stormy ocean wave using fluid effects. Our final output will be a video shot through a cylinder stand camera placed right on top of the ocean waves to add more thrill to the scene. Here is a sample video of our effect:
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Creating A Missile Animation in Maya Using Instancers |
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In this tutorial we will animate a group of missiles being shot towards the sky using the 'Instancers' features in Maya. Play the animation below to see an example of what we are going to create in this tutorial. This is an intermediate level tutorial, you are expected to be familiar with the fundamental tools in Maya.
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Creating a Flowing Water Effect in Maya (Using Particles) |
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This tutorial will teach you how to manipulate the flow of particles from a shower head into a tub as particles collide with the surface of the tub in a water-like motion. We will use 'Particles' which are commonly used to create visual effects such as smoke, water, fire and various types of explosions similar to those that could be seen in the movies.
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Modeling an LCD Screen in Maya |
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This tutorial will teach you how to model a basic LCD screen in Maya using some of the very basic tools such as the extrude tool, the scale tool, the move tool, and the split polygon object tool. This is a beginner tutorial and you are not required to have anything more than basic knowledge on how to use Maya.
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This tutorial will teach you how to simulate a cloth effect in Maya using a uniform field that reacts to forces. (Dynamics are widely used in Maya). This tutorial requires you to have some basic knowledge of Maya. You can follow this tutorial using any version of Maya.
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