It's important to note, the equipment below is not required but only  recommended for the benefit of the students' educational experience in this degree program.ÂĪccess to a webcam and USB headset for video-based communication. Students are welcome to use equipment they already own or purchase higher-spec items beyond what is listed. Click here to see a list of available student equipment. The equipment-recommendation list was constructed with individual DW courses and assignments in mind. Purchasing these items allows students to have their own gear for educational and personal use, especially since the number of equipment resources DW can loan out to students is limited.
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The required computer specifications are documented in a table at the bottom of this page. DW requires each student’s computer to meet certain minimum specifications for heavy graphics use. Students are required to access electronic forms of information, submit assignments and communicate with other students and faculty electronically. That image can have a lot of details and by using parts of those and flipping them sideways you can create a few base images and then the Framepainter can further wiggle it to make it look alive.Digital Worlds (DW) requires that students have access to and on-going use of a computer for DW courses in order to be able to function in the current learning environment. The challenge was to create a 20-second animation from just one image. Here’s a more recent look with v9.5’ish : The Cowboy shorts were done with the Framepainter, in part. From just a few (2-4) frames you can easily populate an animation of frames that lasts many seconds. Oh, addendum: just a quick note, this goes back to v5, there is a Frame painter, for some types of animations this is very useful. That one is a bit more oriented towarsd game developers, content creation in such that is. Perhaps a good way to assess what’s possible with Howler is this trailer based on v9.5: See the latest evrsion 9.5 and 9.6 features for example, with lots of greenscreen compositing focus and 3D landscape creation with erosion, sediments, clouds etc… for background and fly-through as well. If you like to draw with a tablet and create animations frame by frame it should be usable.
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In fact there is also a free version based on v8.2 for home use, learning edition so to speak.
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Anyone have suggestions for free (or low cost) software I can use? I’m looking to start animating in 2D as well. Do you have a few frames of the clip that show where the smoke needs to be and what sort of look, movement, direction, density, turbulence…? There’s a bunch of ways to make animated smoke trails or moving clouds with the new particle modeler too. Good thing is that the deadline is still in the distance so I am ok with learning a new software right now.
Hopefully looking for a free solution for now. Im on a tight budget at the moment, so cannot spend too much cash. I looked up some time ago, and found out about liquid and particle systems to create smoke, but not sure which one would be appropriate. The effects in TBS itself are not that great, so was looking for another software through which I can accomplish the above scene. I have done some video composting in vegas studio, but i dont think that would help. Im not too much familiar with the 3d environment so dont know where to look for help.
So basically, the scene remains 2d but the cigar smoke wants to be realistic. They didnt like the cartoonish look for the smoke. the scene is basically a guy holding a lit cigar in his hand. And in my current project, clients have requested realistic look smoke effect that comes out of an idle cigar. I use toon boom studio for some basic animation.
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