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Re: So... who's working on a Safety Animation?
We had a couple of kids on 3929 who started learning. Hopefully they can come up with something.
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15-11-2011, 17:43
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Re: So... who's working on a Safety Animation?
We have an idea as well to work with. Our Animation team is also made up of rookies.
Quick Question: Are we allowed to use Autodesk Maya? It says we can use any Autodesk provided software is ok, however I've heard other teams saying to use only Autodesk 3DS Max. |
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15-11-2011, 17:52
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Re: So... who's working on a Safety Animation?
Yes, you can use any Autodesk software provided by them that can animate things and edit stuff. Most people use 3DS Max because its more 'rookie' friendly than Maya.
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