If you want to learn 3d animation, you'll also need to learn the best ways to set up your 3d file for a smooth and efficient workflow. There are a number if things you can do when you first open either Maya, Blender or 3DS Max that will really help you when animating. There are certain settings you should use or set as soon as you open your file - things like frame rates and timelines, camera settings and save settings - and ways to work like importing vs referencing your assets and rigs , that will have a huge impact on your efficiency as an animator.
If you're new to animation, a beginner or just something who is trying to become a self taught animator, these tips will probably help you out in learning how to become a 3d animator by streamlining your 3d file setup.
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0:00 - Intro
01:15 - Some life/career advice from a hypocrite
01:41 - Getting back on track
02:06 - Tip 1 : Before you even open your 3d app
03:41 - Tip 2 : IMMEDIATELY I TELL YOU (autosave, auto back up)
04:55 - Tip 3 : Timeline and Frame Rate
05:23 - Tip 4 : Referencing vs importing
06:56 - Tip 5 : Camera set up and aspect ratio
08:48 - Tip 7 : Work Area
09:25 - Tip 6 : Name your stuff so work is less rough
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