3DS Max6 Animation with Character Studio4 and Plug-INS

Demonstrating how to animate a character with perfect anatomy, this guide covers the newest release of the 3ds Max animation software described are techniques for modeling and texturing, applying the new features of character Studio 4and using the stitch plug-in and a plug-in for styling hair. Advanced biped posing and free-form walk cycles and animation are coveredand tips on skinning with standard skin and physique are also provided. With the methods detailed for using the mocap files, animators will be able to create believable charactersand an overview of the reactor cloth plug-ins explains the advanced features of the software. The CS capabilities for nonlinear animation are explained through the use of Motion mixerand additional capabilities such as biped and 3ds Max bones, crowdand Motion flow are presented.Table of Contents: Introduction chapter 1: Model requirements chapter 2: creating a hair-dochapter 3: The basic of character facial expressions chapter 4: creating and adjusting a biped skeletonchapter 5: skinning a biped skeleton and character model chapter 6: animating the character chapter 7: creating clothing with clothxappendix 1: additional features of character studioappendix 2: 3ds Max plug-ins for character animationappendix 3: 3ds Max plug-ins for cloth and hair simulationbrief 3D graphics glossary on the CD index about author: Boris kulagin is a computer game developer and the author of 3ds Max 4.0: from objects to animation and Advanced 3ds Max 5 modelling and animating.Dmitry morozov is a senior artist at ariorh Studio. Both also work as 3d-training consultants in the real time school, whose custom training classes are designed to improve 3D modelling and animation skills.

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