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    sherwin77
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    Registered: ‎07-16-2010

    3D Animation

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    07-19-2010 08:26 PM

    Hi,

     

    Anyone here know how to do this kind of animation? What software needed to create this animation? :smileyhappy:

     

    http://www.beluga-hochtief-offshore.com/movie.php

     

    Thanks in advance

     

    Sherwin

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    Re: 3D Animation

    07-20-2010 08:54 AM in reply to: sherwin77

    Animation - of what? Be more spedific. If you want to have something for autocad, look into Windows Media Encoder.

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    Re: 3D Animation

    07-21-2010 08:02 AM in reply to: wengle

    wengle wrote:

     Be more spedific.


    Looks pretty "spedific" (specific?) to me.  LOL

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    Re: 3D Animation

    07-21-2010 05:07 PM in reply to: sherwin77

    And you've never hit the wrong key?

    And animation usually refers to something akin to movies, cartoons, etc.

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    Re: 3D Animation

    07-22-2010 01:55 PM in reply to: wengle

    wengle wrote:

    And animation usually refers to something akin to movies, cartoons, etc.


    When I click the link the OP provided I saw an animation, typical of the design field using Autodesk products, akin to a movie, cartoon - looked like it was created in an Autodesk product, I could do something very similar in Autodesk Inventor (maybe not so much the water).

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    sherwin77
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    Re: 3D Animation

    07-22-2010 07:59 PM in reply to: JDMather

    Thanks for the idea.

     

    I'm new in Autodesk software and my boss want me to do a movie or animation like the link i posted above. :smileysad:

     

     

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    Re: 3D Animation

    08-05-2010 06:12 AM in reply to: sherwin77

     

    Did you mean a simple animation like the one on this link:

    http://www.wind-turbine-24v.com/Animation.html

    This can be simply achieved using a program such as Inventor (apart from the water). 

     

    If you required water then I would advise looking into 3DS Max BUT water is compicated to animate.  There has been a recent article in the latest 3D World where they discuss water plug-ins for max.  There is a promising one called (from memory) Naide. 

     

    I've done several water feature animations in Max myself and the high rendering times due to the massive number of particles made me grimance.

     

    As a side note, Invetnor will allow you to make simple assembly animations quickly and without much learning but ultimately Max will give you vastly more abilities. 

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    sherwin77
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    Re: 3D Animation

    08-25-2010 06:21 PM in reply to: hugh_compton

     

    Hi Hugh Compton,

     

    Thanks for the info. your animation is similar to what my boss wants :-).

     

    now i need to study the inventor and 3D max and find plug-in for animation.

     

    Thanks again.

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    Re: 3D Animation

    07-17-2012 02:46 PM in reply to: wengle

    hello

    i am new to 3d animation and i would like to know which software was used for this video animation. this would be very useful to me in teaching.

    http://www.stream.cz/video_world/gus3a0qekac

    Many thanks

    God Bless

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