- Cover
- Halftitle
- Title
- Copyright
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- About the Authors
- About the Website
- Chapter 1: Introduction to the Interface and Seeing Animation in a New Way
- Chapter 2: Working with Keys and the Dope Sheet
- Chapter 3: How Do Living Objects Really Move?
- Set keys with the right tangent type
- Learn how to locate and identify the location of key frame information
- Use the Key Info of a keyframe to adjust the position of an object
- Use the Curve Editor to access curves
- Use the Parameter Curve Out-of-Range Types to create repetitive motion
- View and adjust the timing of an object’s motion
- Chapter 4: Deforming Objects Based on Motion and Relative to Other Objects
- Chapter 5: Straightforward Animation with a Bones IK Rig
- Chapter 6: Using Ragdoll with Biped
- Chapter 7: Use of Overlapping Action, Weight, and Drag
- Chapter 8: Indications of Speed and Directing Attention
- Chapter 9: Freeform Animation
- Chapter 10: Deforming Objects with Bones—Skinning, Envelopes, and Vertex Weighting
- Chapter 11: Camera as an Integral Part of the Scene
- Chapter 12: Head and Eye Animation
- Chapter 13: Secondary Motion and Breaking Joints
- Chapter 14: Animating with the Morph Modifier
- Chapter 15: Tricks for Automating Motion and Controlling Timing
- Create a link setup using multiple objects
- Use a Link Constraint to weigh between multiple objects
- Use an Attachment Constraint to have an object stick to another object’s surface
- Link to world for free-form animation between links
- Without linking, get the hands of a biped to move with another object
- Chapter 16: Animated Visibility
- Gallery
- Index
Tradigital 3ds Max
A CG Animator’s Guide to Applying the Classic Principles of Animation
Richard Lapidus
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