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How to Sculpt a Stylized Head in Zbrush

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How to Sculpt a Stylized Head in Zbrush

A Quick Start For Setting Up Spline Dynamics

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A Quick Start For Setting Up Spline Dynamics

Build a Computerized Type Animation With Two Keyframes

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Build a Computerized Type Animation With Two Keyframes

New Shape Monkey For Automatic Shape-Based Animations

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New Shape Monkey For Automatic Shape-Based Animations

Use Python to Toggle Camera Visibility in C4D

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Use Python to Toggle Camera Visibility in C4D

How To Set Up a Shadow Catcher with RedShift

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How To Set Up a Shadow Catcher with RedShift

Some Tips for a Quick Retopo in Wrap3

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Some Tips for a Quick Retopo in R3DS Wrap3

Make 360 Footage Stabilization Easier With SkyBox Composer

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Make 360 Footage Stabilization Easier With SkyBox Composer

C4D smoothing Deformer, Displacer tutorial

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Creative Uses for the Displacer and Smoothing Deformer

Need to create automatic animation for a particular thing? A Maya expression can do the trick. Anytime you need something more than a direct one to one connection, a Maya expression can make that easy. If you are just getting started with the expression syntax in Maya, there are a lot of great resources around for you to dive into. Patrick Woo, has been posting a few, helping new users get started and offering tips for more seasoned ones. Patrick Woo Ker Yang is a VFX Generalist TD at VHQ Media, and his latest post has a look into using a Maya expression that can drive multiple objects, in various ways. This can give you a simple rig where objects driven by a Maya expression can arrange themselves in interesting ways. Patrick’s set up has a slight offset in rotation and translation for every object, looking at the object’s values before it. So as the first cube moves along a designated axis, the spacing between the objects and the rotations react to that change. Simple, with some uses in real work!

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Creating a Maya Expression That Drives Multiple Objects