Maya for 3D Printing - Rapid Prototyping
In this course we're going to look at something a little different, creating technically accurate 3D printed parts.
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04-12-2006
, 01:58 AM
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Need some help
1. Imagine that I make a circle, and at my time slider I've 50 frames. I've made two lamberts, the first one is green the other one is blue. My question comes here... If I want to make my circle go from green to blue in 50 frames, then how do I do that?
2. If I make a Spot light, then how do I makes it go from 1.000 to 5.000 intensity in 50 frames?
Its rice, Its nice.
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04-12-2006
, 02:16 AM
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1)
Go to frame 1
Set the colour of your lambert shader to green
Right-click the colour field and select SetKey
Go to frame 50
Set the colour of your lambert shader to blue
Right-click the colour field and select SetKey
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Go to frame 1
Set the intensity field of the concerned spot to 1
Right-click and select SetKey
Go to frame 50
Set the intensity field of the concerned spot to 5
Right-click and select SetKey
enjoy..
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04-12-2006
, 03:19 AM
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That is just cool.
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