In this set of tutorials you will learn techniques for transferring character animation, created from a custom rig, between Maya and 3ds Max without sacrificing control over your rigs.

In this 3ds Max tutorial we will learn about the animation tools of 3ds Max. We'll explore everything from how to set up animation preferences and create key frames, to learning how animation can be modified from 3ds Max's Trackbar and Curve Editor.
We'll learn how to animate objects along a path, how to work non-destructively with animation layers, and how to animate with the Link Constraint. We'll even learn how to work with Populate, 3ds Max's new crowd simulation tool.
By the end of the training, you'll be equipped with the understanding you need to animate comfortably inside of 3ds Max.

In this series of After Effects tutorials we are going to learn how to troubleshoot errors that you encounter when rendering in After Effects.
We'll begin by learning some of the easiest ways to fix any problem that you may be encountering in After Effects by refreshing the program with a few different techniques. We then learn some of the most common issues that you may run into, and ways to fix those.

In this series of introductory Substance Designer tutorials, we are going to learn the fundamentals of working with Substance Designer. We will start out with the basic fundamentals by exploring the interface, modifying your work space and how to navigate in certain panels. After that we'll jump right into learning about some of the major nodes used to create textures from scratch right in Substance Designer. Here we'll learn how to properly create and manage our graph, which will be extremely important at output time.

Description: Creating movement and interactions can be important for those working in medical visualizations, illustrating drug interactions, or using 3D in other scientific fields. Often the cells will be required to interact, to split, or move along specific pathways. In this CINEMA 4D tutorial, we'll go through a few simple scenarios using some of CINEMA 4D's powerful tools. We'll use Cloner objects to create a cell division and use Thinking Particles to achieve a similar effect over a larger scale.

In this Vue tutorial we will learn about making a normally processor intensive scene in Vue, while at the same time conserving our own resources.

In this course we will talk about important concepts and workflow ideas to keep in mind as you create vehicle textures in MARI.

In this ZBrush tutorial we will learn how to create a scary creature with ZBrush - starting from the basic blocked-in meshes and finishing with high-res details and textures.
Throughout these lessons we will learn the key features to design a memorable and terrifying female monster within ZBrush. We'll start by using a concept painting that we'll use as source of inspiration and then move to ZBrush. In ZBrush we'll block out a basic mesh using the DynaMesh feature. Eventually, we'll start to add details and paint a very complex texture map. We'll also learn how sometimes design ideas can change even when the design is almost ready. Get ready for some scary stuff!

In this Maya tutorial we will learn about joint-based facial rigging in Maya. Throughout these lessons we will go over using joints instead of the traditional approach of using blend shapes. We will be using locators and offset joints to attach to NURBs curves. These curves will be the foundation of how the rig works. It's very simple, and very effective. Once the rig is created the rig is re-usable on many different types of meshes.

We'll begin this course by discussing the importance of choosing an appropriate photo for our fantasy character.

In this Photoshop tutorial we will learn how to go about creating a custom photo manipulation in Photoshop for an advertising campaign.

This in-depth Introduction to Maya 2014 tutorial is designed to help you get a solid understanding of the core features found in Maya, and help you to ease your transition into this very powerful program.

In this course we will learn a variety of tips and techniques for rigging a human face in 3ds Max.

IIn this tutorial, you will learn about baking light maps and compositing them for game environments. From this course, you will learn to generate light maps for any project's environment, or bake ambient occlusion into our geometry.

In this collection of lessons we will learn about prop animation. This course covers tools and techniques for animating props in Maya.