Maya has a few ways for creating dynamic animations and dynamic simulations. Natively, Maya uses Nucleus, it’s a simulation engine that can handle a lot of different things. Anything with an “n” in front of
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Medical Illustrator Karyn Ho shows us how to blood flow in Maya using nParticles and Fields to simulate velocity profiles
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Daryl Obert shares some tips for working with Maya nDynamics using nParticles as an example
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Thinkinetic released a new update to the PullDownIt dynamics solver for Maya and 3DS Max with two new and significant features, adding transition dynamics for translation and rotational keys, and a new “unbreakable until” frame option for fractured bodies.
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