Tag: Nuke

Adding rainwater material

Add self-made model rockets

Adjust depth of field

• Shift+drag on the Viewer to change brush size.

• Clone tool: Ctrl/Cmd+click and drag to set the clone offset. To reset the clone offset, Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+click and drag.

• Click in the Viewer to place points. You can drag while clicking to pull out Bezier handles or adjust B-Spline tension.

• Ctrl/Cmd+drag to sketch the shape freely.

• Click the first point or press Return to close the shape. To leave the shape open, press Esc.

• Ctrl/Cmd+Alt+click to add points to an existing shape.

• Select a point and press Z to increase the smoothness of the point.

• Select the point and press Shift+Z to cusp the point.

• Select the point and press Delete to delete a point.

• Beziers: Shift+drag on a tangent handle to snap the opposite handle to the same length. Ctrl/Cmd+drag on a tangent handle to move it independently of its opposite handle.

• B-Splines: Ctrl/Cmd+Alt+drag on a point to adjust its tension.

Select a shape or stroke using the Select tools or the shape/stroke list in the control panel.

You can also create this node by pressing P on the Node Graph.

In this class, the academic advisor said I didn’t do enough and should add 3D elements.

I’m going to add more stuff next week for a more interesting and informative presentation of the final result!

This poster taught me the tracking with perspective relationship (rather than the tracking of 2d plane), using cornerpin2d5 to control. I learned to add more pipes in the middle of roto when doing roto, because this is the interference content, which can make nuke calculations more accurate.

Last weekend I went to White Cliff and took a lot of public transportation, we took the subway, train, bus, and the scenery along the road is very beautiful and recorded.

P1: This photo I took at the building I’m about to move into, day and night, which signifies the joy of being about to move in, as well as the passage of time.

P2: The dead and green leaves on the tree represent the change of seasons and the change of time, which means that I am not only in a new environment, but also in a new season.

P3: This is the first meal I have had out with my friends in the UK, it is a new beginning and means I can get in touch with a new culture.

P4: The annual rings of a tree not only represent its age, but also the vicissitudes it has experienced over time.

P5: It was my first time in the British Museum, I saw the history of jade in the Chinese Pavilion, the left side is the jade from 7000 years ago, the right side represents the modern jade, which not only represents the time, but also the development of Chinese technology.

P6: Pedestrians on the road, families of four, adults and children, very comfortable, our family members consist of people of different ages, this is the happiness that time brings to us.