INDIA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL

SHARJAH

MULTIMEDIA
(SUBJECT CODE : 821)

PRACTICAL RECORD

NAME: ____________________________________
CBSE Reg. No: __________________

Under the guidance of

Ms. JILPHY SUSAN JOY

2022-2023

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 INDIA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
SHARJAH

Certificate
Department of Computer Science

This is to certify that _______________________ of

Class 12 Division ____ has carried out the necessary
Record Work under my supervision and guidance for the
academic year 2022-2023.

Teacher in-Charge
Seal Ms.Jilphy Susan Joy

(Computer Science Dept.)

Date:

Year: 2022-23

(Examiner)

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

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 I take this opportunity to convey my hearty and sincere thanks to
Ms. Jilphy Susan Joy, my Media teacher who always gave valuable
suggestions, support, encouragement and supervision for the
completion of my record. Her moral support and continuous guidance
enabled me to complete my work successfully.
I wish to express my sincere gratitude to Dr. Manju Reji
(Principal) and other staff for their advice and guidance in doing this
record.
I take this opportunity to convey my thanks to my Parents, Friends
and all those people who have helped me during the journey of my
Record Report, which I have completed successfully. This report has
given a wonderful and enlightening experience to me.

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 INDEX
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PROJECT

1 Short film, using Adobe Premiere Pro

2 Audio editing using Adobe Soundbooth

PRACTICAL QUESTIONS

1 Make a cone ice cream

2 Bouncing ball with squash & Stretch

3 3 Colourful balls –animate to show difference

in weight
4 Edit animation using Dope sheet / Graph
Editor.
5 Camera animation in Maya

6 Motion path animation

7 Make a spring and animate to increase the

length
8 Create a cone on a box and animate the object
to fall from the box
9 Create a polygon cylinder and animate using
nonlinear deform
10 Using Graph editor covert the translate
animation on X axis to translate animation on
y axis
11 Using Graph editor covert the scale animation
on X axis to scale animation on y axis

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 ADOBE PREMIERE PRO
Adobe Premiere Pro is a video editing software that can capture,
edit, perform special effects, add graphics and titles, all the way
to final production.
When you work with Adobe Premier Pro, it presents a virtual
workspace on the screen. You can move windows around, close
some items and open others.

Adobe video and audio applications provide a consistent,

customizable workspace. The main window of a program is the
application window. Panels are organized in this window in an
arrangement called a workspace. The default workspace contains
groups of panels as well as panels that standalone.

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 PROJECT

ACTIVITY 1
Create a short film with moral value / documentary of 5 to 10 minutes
long. Use Adobe Premiere Pro for Editing Video and adding effects.

STEPS

1. Click Start -All Programs - Adobe Premier Pro, then click on the
New Project.
2. The main workspace for Adobe Premiere will open on the screen. It
is divided into four sections or panes: Project Panel, Source Panel,
Timeline Panel & Program Monitor Panel.
3. Click File > Import, import all the media into Premiere Pro to start
editing.
4. View and trim source clips in the Source Monitor.
5. Assemble clips into a sequence.
Drag each clip individually to the Timeline panel, or automatically
assemble clips selected in the Project panel. We can decide
whether to add video, audio, or both to the sequence. The timeline
is where we will do the editing and build the final video. Video
clips appear as horizontal bars in the timeline. Those in the upper
half (Lines marked V1, V2, V3 etc.) are video content. Those in
the lower half (A1, A2, A3 etc.) are audio content.
6. Re trim clips in a sequence. If the precise In and Out points for a
clip is not set, or needs to change them, we can re trim the clips in
the Sequence tab of the Timeline panel.
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7. Adjust clip attributes if necessary.
8. Re arrange clips.
After clips are placed in the Timeline panel, it can be rearranged. We

can split a clip to use different effects, or extract or move a clip and

close any resulting gaps in the sequence.

9. Add Dynamic Transitions to Make the Video Flow

10. Export the Video at the Highest Quality

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ADOBE SOUNDBOOTH

Sound booth is a discontinued digital audio editor by Adobe

Systems Incorporated for Windows XP, Windows Vista,
7 and Mac OS X.
Adobe also has a more powerful program called Adobe Audition,
which replaced Soundbooth as of Adobe Creative Suite 5.5
Production Premium.
Soundbooth, discontinued in 2011, was aimed at creative
professionals who do not specialize in audio or people who need
a simple editing program and do not require the full features of
Adobe Audition

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CTIVITY 2

Audio editing using Adobe Soundbooth

STEPS

1. Before opening Adobe Soundbooth, make sure that all files are

organized. First, create a folder in which to save sound (.wav)

files as well as Adobe Sound Booth project file. Always keep a

Soundbooth project file and its associated .wav files in the same

project folder. If parts of the project should happen to get lost

(.wav files, for example) the Adobe Soundbooth file may not

work.

2. Choose File > Open and open the wav file. We can see the

waveform of the file in the Editor panel. We can open more than

one file.
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3. When we have two files open, we can switch between them by

double-clicking the file name in the Files panel or choosing the

file name from the pop-up menu at the top of the Editor panel

4. Below the Files panel is a group of three panels: Task, Effects,

and Markers. The Tasks panel contains frequently used tasks,

such as Auto Compose Score and Change Pitch, and Timing.

5. Editor panel switches from the default waveform view to a

spectral display of the audio track, which makes it easier to

remove specific frequencies from the sound. We can reopen the

waveform view by clicking and dragging the split bar downward.

6. The Effects panel is the next panel in the group. When we add

effects, we are essentially creating a set of effects that are listed

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 in this panel.

7. The Markers panel allows to add markers at any point in the

sound file. This is particularly useful when we are exporting to

Flash Video.

8. Click the Play button <<icon>> at the bottom of the Editor panel

to play the file.

9. Select a specific portion or range of the waveform by choosing

the Time Selection tool <<icon>> in the toolbar and then click

and drag across the waveform in the Editor panel with the

mouse. Any changes made are applied only to the selected

range.

10. Select a range and click the Play button <<icon>>to play

from the beginning of the selected range.

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11. Click the Loop Playback button <<icon>> at the bottom of the

Editor panel to hear the selected range repeat when we click the

Play button.

12. To make very precise range selection, we can zoom in on the

waveform. To zoom in or out, press the + (plus) or – (minus)

keys on your keyboard or use the Zoom tool <<icon>> in the

Tools panel.

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13. The Set Fade In < and Set Fade Out buttons in the upper left

and right corners of the Editor window allow to set up fades at

the beginning and end of the audio clip. Click and drag the Fade

In Point to the right to set up a fade in the beginning of the audio

track.

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14. To remove a fade, drag the Fade In Or Out handle back to the

beginning or end of the waveform.

15. In addition to fading the beginning and end of your sound

files, we can also trim them using the trim handles found in the

center of either side of the main window.

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 AUTODESK MAYA

Autodesk Maya, commonly shortened to just Maya is a 3D

computer graphics application that runs on Windows, mac OS
and Linux, originally developed by Alias and currently owned
and developed by Autodesk. It is used to create assets for
interactive 3D applications (including video games), animated
films, TV series, and visual effects.

PRACTICAL QUESTION :1

Create a cone ice cream with minimum 2 scoops of your favourite

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flavours. Animate to fill the cone. Write the steps, take the screen
shot of each step.
STEPS
1. Open a new Scene, insert a cone by clicking “Polygon cone option” from
the Poly Modeling shelf.
or
Click Create Menu -> Polygon Primitives – Cone

2. Select the Rotate Tool from the Toolbox or press (Hotkey: E) and rotate
the cone upside down.
3. Select the Scale Tool on the Toolbox or press (Hotkey: R) and scale the cone.
4. Click “Alt + Left Mouse Button “to "tumble" or rotate the camera around a
central pivot and position the cone on the grid.

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 5.

To add the ice cream scoop, click the “Polygon Sphere” on the Poly Modeling

shelf.

6. Duplicate the sphere by using “Ctrl + D” to create the second scoop.

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7. Press “Spacebar to view the Orthographic view, arrange the sphere using

move tool (Hotkey: W), use the Scale tool (Hotkey: R) to change the size of the

spheres into the desired size.

8. Click the Perspective View and press Spacebar to shift back to the

Perspective view.

9. To colour the objects, right click the object (it display the marking

menu)- Choose “Assign New Material” – Select the desired option and choose

the colour.

Choose the desired colour to select the flavour of the ice cream.

10. To make it more realistic right click the sphere- from the menu choose

“Vertex” and edit the vertex.

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11. Select the ice cream cone, and both the scoops (Shift +Click) , Set a key

frame at 1

12. Click Frame 100, Select the ice cream scoop , Use the scale tool (Hotkey:

R) to make the scoop big . Set a key frame by pressing S on the keyboard or

by clicking Key menu- set Key , from the Animation Menu Set.

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 PRACTICAL QUESTION: 2

Create a bouncing ball with appropriate squash and stretch.

STEPS

1. From the Menu set at the left edge of the Status line, select Modeling, first

create a ball by clicking polygonal sphere from Poly Modeling shelf.

2. To set the ball bounce, set three keys: high, low, and high. Position the

ball either by moving with the move tool (Hotkey: W) or by changing

values in the channel editor. Set key frames at 50, 100 and 150 by

selecting that frame on the timeline and then hitting "S" to set key.

3. The up and down movement of the ball is determined by The y-axis of the

graph. View this by selecting "Translate Y” in the graph editor.

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4. Change the tangent angle of the low position. Left-clicking the bottom

point and selecting the "Break Tangent “button to separate the tangent line in

two so the two sides are independently controlled. Select the endpoint of one

side of the tangents, click and drag to change the steepness of that angle.

5. Do this for the opposite whisker. You can leave the two highpoints as

they are, or adjust the angle without breaking the tangent of those as well.

6. Click the "Play" button on the timeline to see what your ball looks like.

7. To create the "squash and stretch" attribute a rubber ball has, select

"Animation" from the menu drop down, go to Deform > Nonlinear > Squash.

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8. Give appropriate values for "Factor", Low Bound, High Bound, Start

Smoothness, End Smoothness, Max Expand Position, Expand and Factor go

a few frames before the ball hits the low point and have the ball be taller..

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 PRACTICAL QUESTION :3

Create 3 balls and animate them separately to show the difference

in weights.

STEPS

1. Open a new Scene, insert a sphere by clicking “Polygon sphere” from the

Poly Modeling shelf.

2. Make a copy of the ball by selecting the ball pressing “Ctrl +D”, Using

the move tool (Hotkey: W) move the ball to another position.

3. Repeat step 2 to create one more ball.

4. Colour all the three balls, Right click the balls- Assign New Material-

Choose the colour

5. Select Frame 1, “Shift + Click” all the 3 balls to select all the three balls,

Using Move tool (Hot key : W) move all the three balls up. Set a key frame at

Frame 1.

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6. Select frame 20, select 1 ball and bring it down using the Move tool, set a
key frame by pressing “S” on the keyboard. Now this ball is the heaviest ball.
7. Select frame 25, select the second ball and bring it down using the Move
tool, set a key frame by pressing “S” on the keyboard. Now this ball is the
second heaviest ball.
8. Select frame 30, select the first ball and drag it up using the Move tool, set a
key frame by pressing “S” on the keyboard.
9. Select frame 35, select the third ball and bring it down using the Move tool,
set a key frame by pressing “S” on the keyboard. Now this ball is the second
heaviest ball.
10. Select frame 40, select the second ball and drag it up above the first ball,
using the Move tool, set a key frame by pressing “S” on the keyboard.
11. Select frame 45, select the third ball and drag it up above the first ball,
using the Move tool, set a key frame by pressing “S” on the keyboard.
12. Use the Graph Editor to Edit the animation.

PRACTICAL QUESTION :4
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Create the 3D model of any object of your choice. Animate the object.

Edit the animation using the Curves and Tangent menus either using

Dope sheet or Graph Editor.

STEPS

1. Open a new Scene in Autodesk Maya.

2. Click “Create” Menu – Select “Polygon Primitives” – Click “Interactive
Creation” to work in the interactive mode

3. Click “Create – Polygon Primitives – Helix”

4. Drag the diameter on the grid and pull up for height.
5. Click on the “Show/ Hide Chanel Box” on the top right to edit the
properties of the “Helix” or Click on the “Attribute Editor” from the right
side and make the necessary changes.

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6. Colour the object - right clicking the object – Select “Assign New

Material” – Phong E, choose the colour of your choice.

7. Select the object, Click Frame1 and set a key frame by hitting “S” on the

keyboard or by clicking “Key – Set key” from “Animation” menu set .

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8. ON the “Auto keyframe” by Clicking “Toggle Auto keyframe Toggle”

button below the “Playback Controls” at the bottom right, this will help to

create the key frame automatically whenever you change the attributes of

the object.

9. Select the object, click on Frame 30, Using “Scale tool “ change the size

of the spring.

10. Select Frame 60 and make changes in the object using the “Scale Tool”.

11. Make adjustments in the “Range Slider” located below the “Time Slider”

to select the frames to played and click the “Play” button to view the

animation.

12. Click “ Windows – Animation Editor- Dope sheet” .

13. In the Dope sheet, Click “Edit” menu- “Scale”, change the ”Value

Scale/Pivot” to 2 in the “ Scale Key Options “ dialogue box.

14.Open the Graph Editor by clicking main menu bar, select Windows -

Animation Editors - Graph Editor.

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15. Under “Phelix1”, click “Scale X” , Click the key frame at Frame1

16. Click “ Tangent “ menu –Stepped ( choose any type of tangent) , click

the “Play” button to view the change in the animation.

17.Select the other key frames and try different tangents, click “Play” button

to view the changes

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 PRACTICAL QUESTION :5

Create an object in Maya animate the object using Camera

available in Maya.

STEPS

1. Open a new Scene in Autodesk Maya

2. Click “Platonic Solid” from the “Poly Modeling” shelf, click and drag to

draw the object

3. Click “Polygon torus options” from the “Poly Modeling” shelf, click and

drag to draw the object

4. Click the object, use Move Tool (Hotkey: W), Scale Tool (Hotkey :R),

Rotate Tool (Hotkey :E) to move the objects, change the object size and rotate

the objects.

5. To colour the object, Select the object, from the “Rendering” shelf, Click

on the appropriate material ( Phong E material, Phong material , Ramp

material …)

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 6. To create the Camera, Select Create - Cameras - camera type (where

camera type is the type of camera you want).

7.

Position the Camera and create a key frame at Frame1.

8. Select Frame 50 , Click on the Camera in the view port, Click the
“Camera attribute” button to the see the Camera attribute, make the desired
changes in the Camera attribute/ Camera position and create a key frame.
(Use the Scale Tool / Move tool/ Rotate tool to make changes in the Camera
size/position/ angle.)
9.To view your scene through the new camera,
Select “Panels – Perspective- Camera1 “( The Camera name change as per
the selection of the Camera in Step 6)
10.Click the “Play” button to see the animation
11. Go back to the Perspective view , Click “Panels – Perspective-Persp” ,

select the Camera click the key frame at Frame 50 and make changes in the

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attributes ( scale, Angle of View, Focal length … )

12. Change the view back to Camera view , click “View “ menu – Cycle

through Camera , adjust the attributes and view the changes in the

animation.

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 PRACTICAL QUESTION :6

Create an object in Maya (or import an object) and animate the object

using a motion path animation.

METHOD1

1. Create a new Scene in Autodesk Maya.

2. From the Menu set at the left edge of the Status line, select Modeling,

first create an object by clicking any of the polygon button (eg: polygonal

sphere ) from Poly Modeling shelf.

3. To colour all the object, Right click the object- Assign New Material- Phong

E (or any other material of your choice

4. Click “Create menu – “Curve Tool – “CV Curve Tool

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5. Draw the path by clicking on the grid and press the “Return/ Enter” key.

6. Select object, shift + click the path, to select path along with the object.

7. From “Animation” menu set, Click “ Constrain” – “Motion paths” –

“Attach to motion path”.

8. Click the “Play” button at the bottom right to view the animation.

9. Select the object, Click the “Show/ Hide Chanel Box” , click the “ motion

path1” and make changes “front twist” , “ up twist”, “bank rate” etc. and view

the change in animation.

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 METHOD 2

1. Create a new Scene in Autodesk Maya.

2. From the Menu set at the left edge of the Status line, select Modeling, first

create an object by clicking any of the polygon button (eg: polygonal sphere )

from Poly Modeling shelf.

3. To colour the object, Right click the object- Assign New Material-- Assign

New Material- Phong E (or any other material of your choice

4. Select the object you want to animate with the motion path and move it to its

starting position.

5. Set the current time to the start time of your path animation.( on the timeline

frame1)

6. Select Constrain > Motion Paths > Set Motion Path Key.

7. A single-CV curve is created with a position marker at time specified start

time.

8. Increase current time ( eg: frame 25) and move the object to a new position.

9. Select Constrain > Motion Paths > Set Motion Path Key again.

10. A single-span curve is drawn from the marker at the start time to the current

position of the object, where a new marker is placed.

11. Continue changing the time and position by selecting Constrain > Motion

Paths > Set Motion Path Key

12. Set Motion Path Key for as long as you wish to animate the object’s position.

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13. The time at which the last motion path key is set is end time of your motion

path animation.

PRACTICAL QUESTION : 7

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Create a spring using any of the option available in the Maya shelf.

Colour the object and animate to increase the length of the spring.

STEPS

1. Open a new scene in Autodesk Maya

2. From the Poly Modeling Shelf- Right click Platonic Solid – Helix

3. Resize the object as per your wish- From Tools use Scale Tool or press hotkey

“R” on the keyboard to change the size of the object

4. Click on the “ Attribute Editor” to the right of the Maya Screen – Click

PoyHelix1- Change the values of –Coils, Height, Width, Subdivision etc.

5. Position the object , From Tools use Move Tool or press hotkey “W” on the

keyboard to change the position of the object.

6. To colour the object, Right click the object- Assign New Material-

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 Phong E (or any other material of your choice)

7. Under “Attribute Editor”, Choose “Phong E1” and choose the colour.

8. Click on the frame ( Eg: Frame1) – Press “S” on the keyboard to set the

Keyframe at the selected frame( Eg:Frame1).

9. Click another frame (Eg: Frame 100) , increase the height of the object

(Helix) , Press “S” to set the keyframe.

10. Click “Animation Preferences”- Time Slider- Set Playback speed to

“24 fps X1”

11. Play the animation

PRACTICAL QUESTION: 8

Create a cone on a box, colour both the objects. Animate the

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object to fall from the box.

STEPS

1. Open a new scene in Autodesk Maya

2. From the Poly Modeling Shelf- Click “Polygon Cube”.

3. From the Poly Modeling Shelf- Click “Polygon Cone”

4. Resize the objects as per your wish- From Tools use Scale Tool or press

hotkey “R” on the keyboard to change the size of the object

5. Position the object, From Tools use Move Tool or press hotkey “W” on

the keyboard to change the position of the object.

6. Repeat step 3 and 4 to bring the object to the desired size and place the

cone on top of the box.

7. Press “Spacebar “to see the “Orthographic View” and arrange the objects.

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8. After arranging the objects Press “Spacebar” in the “Perspective View”

to go back to the normal view.

9. To colour the object, Right click the object- Assign New Material-

Phong E (or any other material of your choice)

10. Under “Attribute Editor”, Choose “Phong E1” and choose the colour.

11. Select the Cone, click on the frame (Eg: Frame1) – Press “S” on the

keyboard to set the Keyframe at the selected frame (Eg: Frame1).

12. Click another frame (Eg: Frame 50), Using Rotate Tool (Hotkey –E)

turn the cone to -90 degree. Position the cone, set a Keyframe by Pressing

“S”.

13. Click another frame (Eg: Frame 100), Using Rotate Tool (Hotkey –E)

turn the cone to -180 degree. Position the cone, set a Keyframe by Pressing

“S”.

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14. Click “Animation Preferences”- Time Slider- Set Playback speed to

“24 fps X1”

15. Play the animation.

PRACTICAL QUESTION : 9

Create a polygon cylinder, colour the object to make the object

appealing. Animate the cylinder to a ball using nonlinear deform.

STEPS
1. create a cylinder from poly modeling shelf

2. From the chanel box edit the properties of the polygon, change the values of

radius to 6, height to 18, the value of “sub divisions height” to 18 etc.

3. Colour the object – Right click the object- Assign new material- Choose

Phong E – Select the colour.

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4. Select the object, Click fram1,

5. Click Deform menu – Nonlinear- Bend

6. Click on attribute editor, under “Nonlinear deformer attributes, change the

curvature to 0. Right click “Curvature” option Click “Set Key”

7. Select frame 100, Click on attribute editor, under “Nonlinear deformer

attributes, change the curvature to 180.Change the low bound and high bound

values if necessary . Right click “Curvature”, Click “Set Key”.

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8. Play the animation

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 PRACTICAL QUESTION :10

Create the 3D model of any object of your choice. Animate the

object by moving the object on the X axis. Edit the animation

curve using the Graph Editor to animate the object only on the

Y axis.

STEPS

1. Open a new scene in Autodesk Maya

2. Create an object, Click Create menu -> Polygon Primitives -> Cone

3. Select the object –Click the Channel Box icon in the upper-right of the

interface

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4. Select the object - Select frame 1 and set a key frame by pressing

keyboard short cut “S”.

5. Select another frame ( eg: Frame 50)– Change the “Translate X value

from the attribute editor on the upper-right of the interface.

( Eg: Translate X : 5) and set a key frame ( From Animation Menu set –

Key- Set key or Keyboard short cut “S”).

6. Select another frame ( eg: Frame 100)– Change the “Translate X value

from the attribute editor on the upper-right of the interface.

(Eg: Translate X : 10) and set a key frame (From Animation Menu set –

Key- Set key or Keyboard short cut “S”).

7. Open Graph Editor (Windows- Animation Editors-Graph Editor)

8. Make the Animation Curve, Translate X to a straight line at “0”. Make

necessary changes to the tangents in needed.

9. Play the animation and see no movement on X axis.

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10. Select Translate Y and convert the straight line to a curve.

11. Play the animation to see the movement on Y axis.

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 PRACTICAL QUESTION : 11

Create an object in Maya, using the options available in the Poly

Modeling shelf. Animate the object by scaling the object on the X

axis. Edit the animation curve using the Graph Editor to scale

the object only on the Y axis

STEPS

1. Open a new scene in Autodesk Maya

2. Create an object, Click Create menu -> Polygon Primitives -> Gear

3. Select the object –Click the Channel Box icon in the upper-right of the

interface

4. Select the object - Select frame 1 and set a key frame by pressing

keyboard short cut “S”.

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5. Select another frame ( eg: Frame 50)– Change the “Scale X value from

the attribute editor on the upper-right of the interface. ( Eg: Scale X : 2)

and set a key frame ( From Animation Menu set – Key- Set key or

Keyboard short cut “S”).

6. Select another frame ( eg: Frame 100)– Change the “Scale X value from

the attribute editor on the upper-right of the interface.

(Eg: Scale X : 4) and set a key frame (From Animation Menu set – Key-

Set key or Keyboard short cut “S”).

7. Open Graph Editor (Windows- Animation Editors-Graph Editor)

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8. Make the Animation Curve, Scale X to a straight line at “1”. Make

necessary changes to the tangents in needed.

9. Play the animation and see no scaling on X axis.

10. Select Scale Y and convert the straight line to a curve.

11. Play the animation to see the scaling on Y axis.

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