We’re back this week with the latest TodCast. This time, Tod breaks down the fundamentals adding multiple levels to an assembly in order to easily create complex animation movements in 3DVIA Composer. Who knows, you might even be able to pick up a few new skateboarding tricks as well!
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TodCast #7: Complex Animation Movements Made Easy!
April 6, 2012 Posted in 3DVIA, CAD reuse, Podcasts, Tips and Tricks 5 comments
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Really amazing 3D creation here. Just found out on how the 3D movies and other animated work with it… Hope to find more tricks on 3D here.. Am interested and fun watching the video presentation here. Thanks!
Does it matter what you call each assembly?
Naming does not matter. Its just for your reference.
great video.
im pretty sure its called an “Ollie” though, not holly
Shows how much I know about skateboarding