Animate a bouncing ball in Maya

Animate a bouncing ball in Maya

The bouncing ball animation is a classic beginning point for animating in every 3D software package. This tutorial shows you how to do it in Maya. Part two will concentrate on keyframes. Part three will turn the bouncing ball into a character set. Part four will cover using the Trax editor when animating.

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tarheel7496 10 months ago
Your videos are very helpful. Thanks.
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Emindesign 6 months ago
This is exactly what I was looking for thanks.
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aprasadpal 4 months ago
yeah this is so easy to get n helpful.....thanks
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Vheanom last month
Thanks! really good tutorial.
In the beginning of these tutorials I didn't know anything about animation at all.
really good. Thanks again!
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