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Importing Maya Models into CrysisT his tutorial will explain how to export static textured models (meaning no animation yet) from Maya into Crysis. I’ll update this tutorial as I learn more about the process and more tools become available. Big thanks to Psychojohno and Spiderdan for their tutorials which taught me a lot!
What you need:
• Maya 6.0
• The Far Cry SDK version 1.4 (you can get it from fileShack)
• This script: CryExportUserInterface_001b.mel. (look for an updated version at http://seithcg.com/wordpress/?page_id=51)
Important requirements:
• Your object should be in its own directory inside of “Crysis/Game/Objects/My Objects/”. e.g.: “Crysis/Game/Objects/My Objects/toto/toto.ma”
• The object’s textures should be inside the object’s directory. e.g.: “Crysis/Game/Objects/My Objects/toto/toto.dds”. But you can actually use any texture from any object, as long as the files are in the Crysis/Game folder.
• For now the shader you use in Maya HAS to be either a “blinn” or a “phong” shader (NOT a “lambert”!).
Download pdf Importing Maya Models into CrysisMaya Tutorial Advanced Dynamics: nCloth & Hair - Animating MitosisThis tutorial is designed to introduce several approaches to animating various cellular process using advanced dynamic systems such as nCloth and Hair.
Maya dynamics are powerful but take some time and practice to master. This is mostly because their implementation in Maya is less than intuitive. To understand why the various dynamic systems are set up the way they are you have to understand that historically, as each version of Maya has been introduced, additions have been made to the dynamics. Particles and rigid body dynamics have only changed a little since Maya version 4. Maya 8 introduced the nucleus dynamic system which is used for nCloth and is rumored to replace the current particle system in upcoming versions of the software.
Nucleus is a more advanced particle system that, unlike the standard Maya particle dynamics, has a built-in system for calculating particle interactions (the nucleus solver), which is like a much more advanced and accurate version of Maya particle springs. Currently the Hair solver is self-contained and not attached to nucleus however it is very similar to the nucleus nCloth system. Maya Hair was introduced before nCloth.
nCloth and hair are extremely powerful and surprisingly easy to use depending on the requirements of the scene. You can create some interesting dynamic movements to the objects in your scene without the need for complex expressions and connections. nCloth and hair systems can also interact with Maya particles and fluids as well, layering such dynamic simulations is sometimes required to create the very specificIBM Eserver BladeCenter JS20 PowerPC 970 Programming EnvironmentThis Redpaper gives a broad understanding of the programming environment of the IBM® PowerPC® 970 microprocessor that is implemented in the IBM Eserver® BladeCenter™ JS20. It also provides information about how to take advantage of the Vector Multimedia Extensions (VMX) execution unit found in the PowerPC 970 to increase the performance of applications in 3D graphics, modelling and simulation, digital signal processing, and others. The audience for this Redpaper is application programmers and software engineers who want to port code to the PowerPC 970 microprocessor to take advantage of the VMX performance gains.
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Eiffel Envision is a plug-in for Visual Studio.NET that facilitate the writing, debugging and testing of Eiffel code in Visual Studio.NET. Needless to say, the integration between Eiffel and the .NET Framework (hereinafter referred to as Eiffel.NET) is not just at the GUI level. Eiffel is now one of the few languages that are .NET compatible. This means that programmers can compile Eiffel code to run on the .NET Common Language Runtime (more on this issue in the next section).
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