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From where can we find the parent option in Maya?

  • Animation Editor > Parent
  • Deform > Constrain > Parent
  • Windows > Animation Editor > Parent
  • Constrain > Parent (correct)
  • How do you unparent an object in Maya?

  • Press Shift+P (correct)
  • Press Alt+ shift+ P
  • Press Alt+ B
  • Press ctrl+P
  • Who is considered the father of animation?

  • J.A.Ferdinand Plateau
  • William Horner
  • Walt Disney (correct)
  • J.Stuart Blackton
  • What is the first movie in 3D animation?

    <p>Toy Story</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is an Animation?

    <p>Illusion of movement.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who started Indian Animation?

    <p>Ram Mohan</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who is the founder of Animation?

    <p>J.Stuart Blackton</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was the first animated film?

    <p>Fantasmagorie</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is transformation in Maya?

    <p>Move, scale, and rotate</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which is the most used animation principle?

    <p>Exaggeration</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Maya Basics

    • The "Parent" option in Maya can be found in the "Constrain" menu under "Parent" or by using the shortcut "Deform > Constrain > Parent".
    • To unparent an object in Maya, press "Shift + P".

    Animation Fundamentals

    • Animation is the illusion of movement or a sequence of images.
    • The father of animation is J. Stuart Blackton or Walt Disney.
    • The first animated film was "Fantasmagorie" (1908).
    • The first 3D animation movie was "Toy Story" (1995).

    Animation Principles

    • The 12 principles of animation were invented by Ollie Johnston and Frank Thomas.
    • Exaggeration is a principle that describes an action that remains true to reality but is presented in a wilder, more extreme form.
    • Anticipation is an action that prepares the audience for a major action the character is about to perform.
    • Follow Through and Overlap is the action that follows the main action, where actions do not stop at the same time.
    • Secondary Actions are actions that add to and enrich the main action and add more dimension to the character animation.

    Graph Editor

    • Graph Editor is a process of animating that uses curves to control the animation.
    • The Graph Editor is accessed through "Windows > Animation Editors > Graph Editor".
    • To smooth a curve in the Graph Editor, select the animation curve, then go to "Curves > Curve Smoothness" and choose an option from "Coarse" to "Fine".

    Rigging and Skinning

    • Rigging is a technique used in skeletal animation for representing a 3D character model using a series of interconnected digital bones.
    • Skinning is the process of binding a modeled surface to a skeleton.
    • A skeleton chain is a series of bones and joints that are bound to the model.
    • The full form of IK is Inverse Kinematics, and the full form of FK is Forward Kinematics.

    Miscellaneous

    • The S Curve is useful for transitioning from one pose to another.
    • Overlapping Action is when the main action of a character leads and parts of a character overlap.
    • Timing can establish mood, emotion, and personality.
    • Appeal is the relatability or charisma of a character.
    • Solid Drawing is the accuracy of volume, weight, balance, and anatomy.
    • A keyframe is a marker used to specify an object's position and attributes at a given point in time.

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