Maya 3D Ninja

My first time doing an animation with Maya, I normally use 3DS Max, and I found that animating in Maya not only looks better in the end, but its also alot easier.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• 3D
• Maya
• Autodesk
• 2008
• Ninja
• Backflipping
• Animation

[PizzaPieMan56]

so you are switching 3ds max for maya?

[PereraProductions]

No, I still use the both of them, but I like using Maya for modeling since its alot more user-friendly and more effiecient, and the animating system in 3DS Max, is easier to make and delete keyframes, however the animations always look so outdated (Like something from a 90's movie)

But I still use 3DS Max, but I like Maya alot better.

[PizzaPieMan56]

i love it all your animation videos are always amazing

[PereraProductions]

Thank you! That means alot :)

[The3rdStrikeIsOnYou]

Why did you steal my ninja model? Where did you get it?

[ELP0I0]

The model is great, but you should work harder on the phisics, like the position of the character at 0:16 and 0:21 the right foot must be more close to the center of equilibrium which is just below the body. you just settled both feets in the front and looks like he is abut to falling on his butt. Also you can't delay a falling to make the character fall right. lol. it looks like the ninjas in movies tied to some rope. the very rest is jut great.

[hagu44]

should get lightwave. although pricy, has probably the best modeling tools and animation

[xBrickmanx]

yup.

[xBrickmanx]

I love the music.

[lkl117]

diffrent.....