I heard from various animators, that in Disney, DreamWorks, etc. had their Maya specialized making their own programs to plug into Maya. Edited : 4:07 exactly.
@bob I've seen behind the scenes footage of Disney and DreamWorks, only this two; and they had Maya and Houdini, this one for effects. Combined with Photoshop for textures.
So your saying most company gravitate to maya because of how customisable the modules are, so you can potentially wrote your own features to suit the certain team? For now I will stick to blender because of the cost but it's good to know for future
Yerp Jake. It’s more about Maya’s backend...so everything pretty much can be coded/programmed to do whatever you want in python. Blender is excellent too and it’s catching incredibly fast. Also competition on both features and pricing is always excellent for us animators.
@@harveynewman yeah I researched a bit into it and the modular system in the lego movie that allowed them to fool people into thinking maya animations was stop motion with their brick system and sticking to a set a rules. I assume this brick system was a custom in house tool
Hello Harvey I cannot capture many poses from a reference that i made it by myself i mean is my animate get a few drifting actually i hate drifting because of drifting i don't like to open Maya and start a new shot.
www.theanimatorssurvivalkit.com/volumes_9_12.html at 00:37 to 00:42 minute i made a ref exactly like this although i have 2d animate like Richard made it but i always hear we must make a ref and learn from by a ref but drifting 😫👊help me guide me
I heard from various animators, that in Disney, DreamWorks, etc. had their Maya specialized making their own programs to plug into Maya. Edited : 4:07 exactly.
@bob I've seen behind the scenes footage of Disney and DreamWorks, only this two; and they had Maya and Houdini, this one for effects. Combined with Photoshop for textures.
Great video Harvey! Can't wait for your layers demo next!
Thx, dropping today ;)
Out of pure curiosity, why the decision to hide your subscriber count? If I remember correctly, it was visible not too long ago but is hidden now.
Just trying it for a change. Nothing major. ;)
So your saying most company gravitate to maya because of how customisable the modules are, so you can potentially wrote your own features to suit the certain team? For now I will stick to blender because of the cost but it's good to know for future
Yerp Jake. It’s more about Maya’s backend...so everything pretty much can be coded/programmed to do whatever you want in python. Blender is excellent too and it’s catching incredibly fast. Also competition on both features and pricing is always excellent for us animators.
@@harveynewman yeah I researched a bit into it and the modular system in the lego movie that allowed them to fool people into thinking maya animations was stop motion with their brick system and sticking to a set a rules. I assume this brick system was a custom in house tool
Hello Harvey
I cannot capture many poses from a reference that i made it by myself i mean is my animate get a few drifting actually i hate drifting because of drifting i don't like to open Maya and start a new shot.
www.theanimatorssurvivalkit.com/volumes_9_12.html
at 00:37 to 00:42 minute i made a ref exactly like this although i have 2d animate like Richard made it but i always hear we must make a ref and learn from by a ref but drifting 😫👊help me guide me
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