Diploma in 2D & 3D Animation

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OUR STUDENTS 3D STUDIO MAX PROJECTS

        CorelDRAW is a Vector graphic software, allowing the user to produce World Class Illustrations with 16.7 million colours.

ADOBE Flash Actionscript


SALIENT FEATURES

ActionScript is the programming language of the Flash Player runtime. Originally developed as a way for Flash developers to program interactivity, ActionScript enables efficient programming of Flash applications for everything from simple animations to complex, data-rich, interactive application interfaces.


Prerequisite for learning Action Script is knowledge of the following in C programming language -

• Data Types
• Functions
• Conditions
• Arrays
• Loops
• Classes

   

  Interactive Flash Giving your movies instructions Working with the Actions panel Direct typing Who are you talking to? Controlling movie clips on the stage Arguments Listening to what your movies are telling you Events in Flash External events Internal events Introducing event handlers . Movies That Remember Introducing variables Creating variables and using them with literals and expressions Naming variables Creating variables Using literal values Using expressions Input and output Using string expressions Working with numbers Other uses for numeric expressions Working with Boolean values Logic operators Arrays Reasons for using arrays Arrays let you store related information together Arrays let you hold information in a specific order Arrays let you index information Arrays let you link information Creating a new array Typing an array Using variable values as offsets Movies That Decide for Themselves Decision making Making decisions in ActionScript: The if action Defining a decision Alternative actions Acting on alternatives: The else action More than one alternative: The else if action Handling lots of alternatives: The switch action Switching without breaks More Power, Less Script Timeline loops ActionScript loops while loops Useful things to do with while loops for loops init condition next Some useful examples of for loops Simple loop Reverse loop Two at a time Looping through elements in an array Applying an operation to all the elements in an array Searching an array for a specific value Cross-indexing a pair of arrays Hangman Movies That Remember How to Do Things              Breaking down a task Bundling actions and running them afterward Using anonymous and named functions Using functions to hide evil math Using functions to take care of repetitive jobs Choosing which actions to bundle and where Arguments and redundancy Local variables and modular code Returning values from a function Typing functions Running in circles Nesting functions Using nested functions Using more function nesting to tidy up your script Objects and Classes Introducing objects and classes Type and object-oriented programming Classes, generalization, and abstraction Seeing arrays in a new light The Array constructor method Other Array methods Array properties Creating classes and objects (instances) in Flash Instances The Object object Viewing an object in Flash Constructors Objects, objects, everywhere Lurking objects Making a show reel Objects on the Stage Movie clips and buttons as objects Symbol types and behaviors Two sides of the same object Working with Library items Let chaos reign Bitmap caching The other side of bitmap caching Bitmap caching and RAM Changing the appearance of a cached movie clip When to use bitmap caching Referencing different timelines with ActionScript Different place, different variable Locating variables from inside an event handler function Reusing handler functions The apply method Global variables Reusable Code and Realistic Movement Breaking down big tasks into smaller ones Black-box programming Creating simple components Creating a modular set of playback controls Dark Valentine Modular control of movie clips How to simulate realistic movement Motion with acceleration Trailing the pointer (a mouse follower) Understanding the inertial code Fine-tuning the component Function-based modular code Swarming behavior Taking the swarming effect forward Creating tweens with ActionScript Using import to access the Tween class How to use the Tween constructor function Understanding the transition types Games and Sprites What is a sprite? Control External and internal data Movement Collision Planning zapper The game world (the main timeline) gSCREEN_TOP, gSCREEN_BOTTOM, gSCREEN_RIGHT, and gSCREEN_LEFT score level, skill, and accel speed shipDead, fired, and gSHIP_HEIGHT The timeline The code Global constants The “start game” trigger The player (the ship) The SwarmAlien alienSpawn() onEnterFrame alienBrain() alienReincarnate() The SwarmAlien code The bullet The debris of war Adding Sound to Flash       Choosing the right sound format Using sound on a timeline Using the ActionScript Sound class Playing sounds from ActionScript Attaching sounds to a sound instance Starting and stopping sounds Creating dynamic soundtracks Using ActionScript to control volume and balance Dealing with large sound files Using compression to reduce download times Loading sound from external files Silence can also be golden Working with Multimedia Responding to Events

Flash Action Script Excercise



1	Faculty start
2	Password start
3	Hangman
4	Particle Loop
5	Particles toggle caching
6	Showreel
7	Zapper cache As Bitmap
8	Inertia
9	Tween Class demo
10	Tweens
11	Sounds
12	Sound Loader
13	Controls




C & C++ (BASICS)




C
		Datatypes.
		Operator.
		Condition construct.
		Looping construct.
		Functions.
		Array.





C++
		Class.
		Object.
		Inheritance.
		Functions.
		Properties.

Toon Boom Studio is ideal for individuals looking for an all-in-one animation software. From drawing digitally, scanning hand-drawn animations or seamlessly importing existing artwork, Studio enables you to lip-sync your animation, setup the action in a 3D space and publish your animation projects for TV, HDTV, the Web and iPod!

    SALIENT FEATURES

• Toon Boom Studio offers intuitive and easy to use drawing tools.
• Toon Boom Studio, you can import and manage all kinds of assets, including digital pictures, movies or sound files
• Toon Boom Studio is the only software for creative minds that offers fully automated lip-syncing capabilities.
• Toon Boom Studio uses a camera in a virtual 3D environment to set the action. Be the director of your own masterpiece

      Topics Covered

      3D Studio Max is a tool from Kinetix for making 3D Models and Designs and also to create simple as well as complex       3 Dimensional Animations.

     SALIENT FEATURES

• Mechanical 3D Modeling and Rendering.
• Architectural drawings and layouts of all kinds.
• Interior design and facility planning.
• Line drawings for the fine arts. 
• Using 3D-Studio Max, is an important part of communicating with the drawing community.
• Achieve impressive presentations by simply souping up your  2D drawings and presenting them in dynamic views.
• Gain a competitive edge by taking the time to build full 3D drawings.
• A new paradigm for Design Visualization.
• 3D Studio Max is much more than just a form creation tool.
• 3D Studio Max software gives you the freedom to experiment and race ahead with your ideas and Imaginations.
• Photographic & natural backgrounds made by yourself to create extraordinary environment.
• The Special effects & extra lighting effects to make environment much vibrant.
• Integrated Keyframe Animation. Subtle Visual Effects - Visual effects are available like fog, atmospheric effects, volumetric lighting and the effect of fire to make, your Project much Powerful and Natural.
• Powerful Materials Editor - Simple materials with full control of color, textures shininess, strength of shininess, self-illumination and opacity are built-in.
• Rich Lighting Tools - Quick, precise control of lighting effects.
• Nondestructive Booleans and Lofts Merging outer Scenes or Film Clips with the Project made in 3D Studio Max.
• Completely Redesigned Documentation and Tutorials.
• Auto Back Light - Automatically position the sun for any day of the year, any time of day, any position on the earth, or any angle true north relative to your model.