Created by Leon Carpenter as a simple example of animating joints with a model from Google Sketchup
Adrian is currently in his 4th year studying Transport Design at Coventry University, he has always been passionate about cars and design. It was in his second year at university that he was introduced to Alias and discovered how powerful 3D modelling was in the design process. Last year Adrian was selected for a summer placement at Land Rover (Gaydon) to do Alias modelling, this placement improved his modelling skill and ability. The placement also helped him decide that 3D modelling and visualisation is the career path he wants to take once he graduates from Coventry university at the end of the year.
6 minute tutorial for install, license, import paint and render!
This model was purchased from Turbo Squid, imported to HyperMove, the split tool was used to separate the sliding part from the main model. A joint was then added to the slider, and model animation added, then a small camera animation. Motion blur was switched on for the camera. No post processing. Rendering was 2 minutes using the fast screenshot rendering. Materials were pulled from the HyperShot library in HyperMove. Total process was done in less than 30 minutes.
Created by Leon Carpenter in Bunkspeed HyperMove
The models are from turbosquid. The textures are from cgtextures. The glyphs are a font. The audio is various sound effects downloaded as well.
This introduction video for our homepage is a perfect example of how HyperMove animation can be used to tell a story. Brian Townsend used HyperMove and After Effects to create this fine video.
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