Grauw’s blog
3D model animations
In 2006 I took the 3D modelling course at Utrecht University. As part of this course there were two exercises that involved modelling something, and I noticed I had never posted about these!
Now mind you, I’m not a graphics guy, so don’t expect too much. Also I notice that some of the renders have aliasing and artefacts; I would create new higher-quality renders but I don’t have a copy of Maya anymore. Nevertheless, they don’t look too shabby if I say so myself :).
The first animation is a recreation of my fan:
See this PDF for a nice step-by-step walkthrough, including a photo of the original. Slightly higher quality avi file here. Maya source file here.
The second animation is of a toy train. This one I created together with Bert:
See this PDF for some details about how the animation is made and some screenshots. Slightly higher quality avi file here.
Grauw
Comments
Helpfully by Asapy at 2014-08-22 17:08
Thanks for this information, very helpfull. Little hard to understand all text in english, because I’m from Europe, but it is still interesting.
Dez by Dez at 2015-01-22 17:52
Thanks for info. But could you provide pdf in english? I mean the toy train :)
Want to do audi 3d Model :)
Source file will more helpful by Mintu singh at 2015-06-10 04:20
If, we get 3d source file that will be more beneficial for us rather than just pdf file.
Look like awesome by dog info at 2015-06-29 18:15
It’s looking very good 3d fan animation, I am happy to read the step by step creation of this animation.
Re: 3D model animations by Grauw at 2015-07-17 18:42
Hi all, thanks for your nice comments :).
Excellent by Ryan at 2015-07-23 09:40
Excellent work! Dankjewel Grauw voor dit ;).
More information? by Andi at 2015-10-08 19:49
Thanks for info. But could you provide more information?
Source File Needed by Pradeep Mehta at 2016-02-11 17:17
Yes, I agree with Mintu, If we get source file of this animation then it will more beneficial for us.
3D Work by Howard at 2016-02-25 08:51
Your 3D work is amazing. How long did it take for you to complete the work?
Nice by Igor at 2016-03-04 08:48
Not bad, if those really were your first attempts. Fan is more impressive, tbh. Find yourself a good designer partner and together you may create something really beautiful. Cheers! :)
Seems to be complex by eolem at 2012-02-22 16:22
But it’s a good idea to attach pdf to see step by step information.
Thanks