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Follow Through and Overlapping Principle

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The concept of overlapping action states that distinct sections of the body move at different speeds. As a result, when you walk, your arms will move faster than your head. Animation can be made more realistic by using overlapping action and follow-through.

The term "follow-through" refers to a brief period following the main event. It is the concept that character body parts or portions of animated objects may continue to move after a motion has been performed. Anti-anticipation is another name for this reaction.

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  1. Introduction to 3D Animation with MAYA
    6m 55s
  2. Installation of MAYA
    4m 59s

  1. Introduction to Rigging in MAYA
    16m 46s
  2. Blendshapes and Lattices in MAYA
    20m 50s
  3. Basics of IK,FK and Constraints in MAYA
    16m 18s

  1. Rigging a Human Hand with Set Driven Keys in MAYA Part 1
    16m 13s
  2. Rigging a Human Hand with Set Driven Keys in MAYA Part 2
    32m 54s
  3. Rigging a Human Hand with Set Driven Keys in MAYA Part 3
    19m 45s

  1. Rigging a Full Human Body in MAYA Part 1
    25m 31s
  2. Rigging a Full Human Body in MAYA Part 2
    36m 51s
  3. Rigging a Full Human Body in MAYA Part 3
    27m 6s

  1. Rigging a Face with Blend Shapes in MAYA Part 1
    19m 24s
  2. Rigging a Face with Blend Shapes in MAYA Part 2
    21m 18s

  1. Rigging a Quadruped Character in MAYA Part 1
    29m 42s
  2. Rigging a Quadruped Character in MAYA Part 2
    35m 6s

  1. Skinning in MAYA
    21m 8s
  2. Skinning of Human Body in MAYA
    21m 18s

  1. Rigging a Mechanical Object in MAYA
    29m 33s
  2. Assignment : Maya Rigging
    1m 28s

  1. Animation Principles
    24m 8s
  2. Interface Overview of Maya Animation
    30m 22s
  3. Squash and Stretch Principle
    25m 31s
  4. Camera Setup
    25m 55s
  5. Basic Walk Cycle with Pose to Pose Principle
    28m 39s
  6. Follow Through and Overlapping Principle
    39m 48s
  7. Animation of Quadruped Walk Cycle
    39m 1s
  8. Strong Pose Animation in MAYA
    30m
  9. Weight and Balance in Animation
    41m 36s
  10. Animation Transfer in MAYA
    12m 50s
  11. Assignment : Maya Animation
    1m 44s

  1. Case Study : Bouncing Ball Animation
    39m 41s
  2. Case Study : Advanced Human Walk Cycle
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  3. Assignment : Case Studies
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  1. Course Summary
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  1. Interview Questions
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  1. Career Guideline
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