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“Maya Fluids offer a
powerful solution to many complex dynamic effects,
however it takes a good deal of time to get comfortable
with the tool. These
DVDs were created to save effects animators countless hours,
by sharing
David Schoneveld's proven techniques.”
- Alex Alvarez
Director, Gnomon
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- Instructor:
David SCHONEVELD
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In the third DVD of this series on
Maya Fluid Effects, effects animator David Schoneveld reveals
the numerous methods he uses to create and control fluid explosions,
covering dynamic, non-dynamic and texture-based effects. He
teaches you how to use, and maintain control of fields with
fluid containers. The lesson also covers the basics of flame
construction, and explains how to use the Maya presets to build
effects quickly and efficiently.
Over 2 hours of lecture.
Product Code: DSC03
Basic Flame Construction
Density Field Controlled Explosions
Temperature Controlled Explosions
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Non-dynamic Explosions
2D Explosions
Creation of Dynamic Lava
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01. Density Field Driven
02. Temperature Driven
03. Fuel Temperature Driven
04. 2D Explosions
05. Non-Dynamic Explosions
06. Non-Dynamic Water Explosions
07. Non-Dynamic Puff
08. Lava from Goo
09. Flame Basics
David Schoneveld is a Digital FX Artist at Dreamworks Animation in Glendale,
CA. He is currently working on Kung Fu Panda, starring Jack Black,
scheduled for a Spring 08 release. Prior to Dreamworks, he worked as an FX
Animator at Industrial Light and Magic on Pirates of the Carribbean: At
Worlds End, which is nominated for an Academy Award for Achievement in
Visual Effects.
David began his career as a compositor, which gave him a unique perspective
on the integration of fluids and effects into the production pipline. He
holds a BA in Integrated Art from The Pennsylvania State University, and a
Bachelor of Applied Science in Computer Animation from Ex'pressions Center
for New Media. David's other credits include Ergaon, Sky Captain and the
World of Tomorrow, The Covenant, The Illusionist and many others.
Maya Fluid Effects: Fundamentals
Maya Fluid Effects: Particle Integration
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