Course Content

Introduction to 3D Animation with MAYA

6m 55s

How to use LearnVern

3m 20s

Installation of MAYA

4m 59s

Introduction to Rigging in MAYA

16m 46s

Blendshapes and Lattices in MAYA

20m 50s

Basics of IK,FK and Constraints in MAYA

16m 18s

Rigging a Human Hand with Set Driven Keys in MAYA Part 1

16m 13s

Rigging a Human Hand with Set Driven Keys in MAYA Part 2

32m 54s

Rigging a Human Hand with Set Driven Keys in MAYA Part 3

19m 45s

Rigging a Full Human Body in MAYA Part 1

25m 31s

Rigging a Full Human Body in MAYA Part 2

36m 51s

Rigging a Full Human Body in MAYA Part 3

27m 6s

Rigging a Face with Blend Shapes in MAYA Part 1

19m 24s

Rigging a Face with Blend Shapes in MAYA Part 2

21m 18s

Rigging a Quadruped Character in MAYA Part 1

29m 42s

Rigging a Quadruped Character in MAYA Part 2

35m 6s

Skinning in MAYA

21m 8s

Skinning of Human Body in MAYA

21m 18s

Rigging a Mechanical Object in MAYA

29m 33s

Assignment : Maya Rigging

1m 28s

Quiz : Rigging in Maya

9m

Case Study : Bouncing Ball Animation

39m 41s

Case Study : Advanced Human Walk Cycle

39m 5s

Assignment : Case Studies

36s

Course Summary

3m 29s

Interview Questions

6m 9s

Career Guideline

2m 35s

Squash and Stretch Principle

3D Animation With Maya Animation in MAYA

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Course Content

Introduction to 3D Animation with MAYA

6m 55s

How to use LearnVern

3m 20s

Installation of MAYA

4m 59s

Introduction to Rigging in MAYA

16m 46s

Blendshapes and Lattices in MAYA

20m 50s

Basics of IK,FK and Constraints in MAYA

16m 18s

Rigging a Human Hand with Set Driven Keys in MAYA Part 1

16m 13s

Rigging a Human Hand with Set Driven Keys in MAYA Part 2

32m 54s

Rigging a Human Hand with Set Driven Keys in MAYA Part 3

19m 45s

Rigging a Full Human Body in MAYA Part 1

25m 31s

Rigging a Full Human Body in MAYA Part 2

36m 51s

Rigging a Full Human Body in MAYA Part 3

27m 6s

Rigging a Face with Blend Shapes in MAYA Part 1

19m 24s

Rigging a Face with Blend Shapes in MAYA Part 2

21m 18s

Rigging a Quadruped Character in MAYA Part 1

29m 42s

Rigging a Quadruped Character in MAYA Part 2

35m 6s

Skinning in MAYA

21m 8s

Skinning of Human Body in MAYA

21m 18s

Rigging a Mechanical Object in MAYA

29m 33s

Assignment : Maya Rigging

1m 28s

Case Study : Bouncing Ball Animation

39m 41s

Case Study : Advanced Human Walk Cycle

39m 5s

Assignment : Case Studies

36s

Course Summary

3m 29s

Interview Questions

6m 9s

Career Guideline

2m 35s

FAQs

Squash and stretching keep the movements from becoming rigid or stiff. It gives your animation a sense of elasticity and suppleness. The principle of squash and stretch means that the stronger the squeeze and squash, the bouncier the film will be.

The exaggeration of a non-rigid body's distortion as it moves is known as squash and stretch. Squash is used to demonstrate impact force or anticipation, whereas stretch is used to show acceleration or velocity. A falling rubber ball, for example, may begin to stretch as it accelerates.

To express particular emotions, we stretch and squish our face muscles. Using this approach effectively, one can use this study to bring out or enhance an expression while animating. A muscle squashes when it is contracted and stretches when it is expanded.

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