Craft 4-Wheeler Extended - Part 1 - Turbo Tutorial

http://www.craftanimations.com, in Part 1 of this turbo tutorial on Craft 4-Wheeler Extended you will learn how to rig and animate a sports car through physics simulations inside of XSI, Cinema4D, 3ds max or Maya, with Craft Director Studio.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Craft
• Animations
• Director
• Studio
• Tools
• Plug-in
• 4-wheeler
• Extended
• 3D
• Car
• Animation
• 3ds
• max
• maya
• cinema4d
• c4d
• xsi
• simulation
• video
• tutorial

[redman265]

I know this sounds still but when using Cinema 4d, what do you mean by uniformed?

Thanks, just bought your product and its great.

[craftanimations]

@redman265 What it means is that you should scale exactly the same amount in all the directions (x, y, z).

[sourabh723]

hey mate see how do you get that window other than the maya thing in 3ds max

[craftanimations]

@sourabh723 First you need to install Craft Director Studio. Once this is done you start Maya and go in to Window > Settings/Preferences > Plug-in Manager and check the "craftdirectortoolsadaptor_may­a[version]" Loaded and Auto load. You will then have a new shelf were you start CDS from.

[3dimensionalJoe]

Hello, I'm just wondering how can you make multiple mesh to drive on.

[craftanimations]

@3dimensionalJoe You can make the meshes children to the GravityDirectionMesh in order to get the 4-Wheeler to drive on multiple meshes. You are also able to combine the meshes and make the GravityDirectionMesh a child.

[wehbe1983]

thanks alot, it was helpfull :)

[3dimensionalJoe]

@3dimensionalJoe Thanks for the Help

[3dimensionalJoe]

Hello, I'm just wondering how can you make multiple mesh to drive on.

[caspianfilms1]

@craftanimations yes. accidentally found that out thanks. Do you think if there's any way to make the flying helicopter land? - The only way that comes to my head is animating the take off toward behind and reverse it in post.