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Area :: GDC 2011 - David Coleman - Creating QT interfaces for Maya and MotionBuilder - 2 views

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pyqt qt maya motionbuilder autodesk masterclass video free tutorial ui designer

shared by Markus Daum on 06 Feb 13 - No Cached
  • Markus Daum on 06 Feb 13
     
    David Coleman - Creating QT interfaces for Maya and MotionBuilder This Masterclass will demonstrate the workflow of creating interfaces in QT Designer, and connecting them to functions within Maya and MotionBuilder. The basics of QT Designer will be covered, along with connecting sliders to drive facial blendshapes using the same interface for both Maya and MotionBuilder. Some techniques for procedurally creating QT widgets using PyQt will also be demonstrated.
Markus Daum

http://mrl.nyu.edu/~perlin/facedemo - 6 views

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face facial animation procedural research tool expression visualization

shared by Markus Daum on 08 Feb 11 - Cached
  • Markus Daum on 08 Feb 11
     
    This comes out of work I presented as a SIGGRAPH 97 Technical Sketch. The demo is mostly an experiment to isolate the minimal number of facial expression elements that will produce a "convincing" impression of character and personality. Of course this is just a subset of the full range of expression the human face is capable of. Paul Ekman's pioneering work on the Facial Action Coding System gives a functional description of the full range of expression of which the human face is capable.
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  • Jakub Krompolc on 08 Feb 11
     
    well that`s just great Markus! why didn`t you send this a year ago he? ;)
  • Markus Daum on 08 Feb 11
     
    ... because Dave was withholding it from us... until today! ;-)
  • Dave Short on 08 Feb 11
     
    I did send it a year a go, and have been looking at it off and on since it was created. As a simple base set of points it's wonderfully expressive and shows how much reads with so little adjusted. Head angle and noise plays a big part in this too.
  • Jakub Krompolc on 08 Feb 11
     
    I was playing with that. Very cool! It just shows the system, simplied as possible. What is "heas" angle?
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