CG Cookie - Blender: Vehicle Modeling Series
English | Video: h264, yuv420p, 1280x720, 422 kb/s | Audio: aac, 44100 Hz, s16 | 5.32 GB
Genre: Video training
In this intensive, mesh modeling training series, Jonathan Williamson takes you through the complete process of modeling a very detailed, sci-fi vehicle in Blender using modeling sheets and concept art by David Revoy.
About CG Cookie
CG Cookie is a 3D Animation education network that caters to a variety of softwares, subject matter, and works to make CG more accessible for everyone. The CG Cookie homepage is the central hub of our site network, including the sites of Blender Cookie, Max Cookie, Modo Cookie and a few others. The CG Cookie team is comprised of primarily Wes Burke, founder of CG Cookie and Jonathan Williamson, a Blender Foundation Certified Instructor. Between the two of us we try to keep things running and developing. We also have substantial support and help from Alessandro Cangelosi, Pippin Williamson, Robert Fayman, David Ward, Patrick Boelens, Porter Nielsen, Tim Von Rueden, Nubia Palacios, and others.
About Blender: Vehicle Modeling Series
This series is presented in such a way to be ideal for all levels of users. Each tool used is explained along the way for new users but the topics presented will intrigue even the most advanced modelers. Throughout this series you will learn extensive modeling techniques, mesh topology, and techniques for creating a manageable model in relatively little time.
This time around we have based this series on another fantastic concept from David Revoy. This series is set out to provide an in-depth look at an intense modeling work flow of a Sci-Fi vehicle. The amount of detail we will be modeling is both intimidating and exciting! If you take a look at the couple preview images below you will see what I mean on what we will be taking on.
Monday, March 26, 2012
CG Cookie - Blender: Vehicle Modeling Series
Club Swinging Essentials
Club Swinging Essentials
English | DVDR | NTSC 4:3 | (720x480) | MPEG2 ~3954 kbps | 01:47:23 | 3.62 GB
Genre: Video Training
Few tools are more elemental, natural and enduring than the Club. Certainly primitive or developing humans picked up heavy sticks to crack open food or swung them for defense. Children pick up spoons and other objects and bang on whatever is available. As adults, the games we play can involve "clubs" in a variety of shapes and designs, including the golf club, baseball bat, and cricket bat.A look at ancient Hindu texts reveals pictures of Hindu deities carrying clubs. These images indicate that the club has roughly a 5000-year history.
So-called "Indian Clubs" made the trip to the West as a result of British Colonialism. They eventually gained popularity in the United States in the late-1800s and were widely used in the German Gymnastics system called the Turnvereine. One of these, which became known as Turner Halls in the US, was still active when Dr. Ed Thomas was growing up in Davenport, Iowa.
Club swinging was highly developed and popular in Davenport for several generations when Dr. Thomas began training with them around the age of eight. He eventually began teaching the art to a few of his university students in the early 1980s, and continued searching for instructors. In 1988, he went to Burma as a Fulbright Scholar and studied under a classical club swinging instructor for nine months. Along the way, he has also found club swinging instruction in Korea, Germany and other places.
Despite its illustrious history as an Olympic sport in 1904 and 1932 and its presence in Army physical training doctrine from around 1885-1980, we currently find ourselves in the perplexing situation of it being reintroduced as a training implement. Add to this the fact that there are at best only a handful of people alive today who are truly familiar with the art of classical club swinging, it is truly a skill worth learning.
Club Swinging Essentials seeks to ground Club swinging as a restorative art and to bring Mindful Movement to the "extreme" fitness culture. The manual and DVD reveal, and detail, an essential group of classical Club swinging movements and provide a bit of history and perspective.
Below is an excerpt from the introduction of the Club Swinging Essentials Manual. Gray Cook and Brett Jones have been extremely fortunate to work with Dr. Ed Thomas in taking his club swinging system to the public. A disappearing art, club swinging provides a high neural demand on movement and coordination.
Why Swing Clubs?
Not to answer a question with a question but allow me to ask you: "Do you have a restorative art as part of your fitness regime?" What is a restorative art?
The fact that you may have felt the need to follow my question answering the first question with a question means you probably don't have a restorative art in your fitness regime.
A restorative art seeks to bring the body back to an optimal state of balance. It is the balance to the heavy, "extreme" training common in today's gym. In the past there were three systems in physical education: Martial, Restorative and Pedagogical. Today we are heavily slanted toward the Pedagogical (games and sport) where the push is to achieve what we call "fitness". This push to run faster or farther or lift more weight pushes us out of balance. A restorative art like club swinging seeks to release the tension and stress of "extreme" fitness training.
PickupDance: Club Dance For Men Level 1 & Level 2 (2009)
PickupDance: Club Dance For Men Level 1 & Level 2 (2009))
English | Duration: 02:05:06 + 01:42:49 | 720x480 | MPEG2 | 29.97fps 5800kbps | AC3 192kbps | 2.5GB
"Build Rhythm, Comfort, And Attraction On The Dance Floor Today!"
Believe it or not, you CAN LEARN to dance! The dance system taught on this DVD was created from learning and combining years of experience in different dance styles, spending countless (but enjoyable!) hours in the club refining the moves, and most importantly, actually teaching guys how to dance in clubs! Watch, learn, and step up your dancing today!
This no-frills beginner series features:
* Basic rhythm exercises
* Easy dance moves to get you moving
* Important practice sessions you can repeat
* Several different music styles played in clubs
* Demos of dance moves with girls
* Bonus moves to step up your dancing once you have the basics down
Club Dance For Men Level 2: Confidence
"EASY To Learn Dance Moves That Will Sculpt You Into A CONFIDENT Dancer!"
Continuing on Club Dance For Men Level 1, Club Dance For Men Level 2 steps it up a notch to develop your club dancing and to sculpt you into a confident dancer when you go out. The program uses the same solid formula of breaking down easy-to-learn dance moves, practicing them, and making them look great.
Club Dance For Men Level 1 gets you comfortable to take your first steps on the dance floor. Level 2 doubles your arsenal of dance moves to get you dancing and having a great time in the clubs. You can now choose to blend in with the dancing crowd or making your presence known on the dance floor.
I mean it. I named Level 2 "Confidence" because I truly believe that dancing well will build your confidence immensely. I am a HUGE fan of personal development and even run my own website on this topic. I've seen the smiles and changes men make by learning how to dance. I myself am a living example. Let's face it. You probably have many years ahead of you, and TONS OF OPPORTUNITIES for you to dance. Dancing is the spice of life, and it's never too late to start.
Still designed with beginners in mind, Level 2 puts more focus on style and combining body movements, so BE PREPARED to create more movement and to use your shoulders, hips, and hands more. Again, all the dance moves are club-tested. I've spent an immeasurable time in the clubs and teaching guys how to dance so everything I teach is FOR REAL.
The moves work on all kinds of club music: hip hop, house, trance, techno, dance, rock, etc. Some moves are explained to work better with certain kinds of music than others.
Club Dance For Men Level 2 features:
* New club-tested dance moves for all kinds of club music
* Stylish movement to create action on the dance floor
* Focused lessons on musicality and style
* Important practice sessions you can repeat
* Several different music styles played in clubs (over 40 different tracks used!)
* Simple breakdown and detailed explanation of the dance moves
* Over 3 hours of learning material
* Bonus moves to step up your dancing once you have the basics down
More info:
_http://www.pickupdance.com/content/club-dancing-men-beginners-rhythm-and-comfort
_http://www.pickupdance.com/content/club-dance-men-level-2-confidence
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College Algebra
College Algebra
English | 89xDVDRip | 320x240 | Duration: N/A | WMA, 32 kb/s (2 ch) | 1.23 GB
Genre: Video Training
Real tutorial lesson videos from my college algebra professor. Hope this helps anyone having trouble passing algebra.
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Play Bass Guitar in ONE DAY
Play Bass Guitar in ONE DAY
English | DVD5 | PAL 16:9 | (720x576) | MPEG2 ~4337 kbps | 00:45:09 | 1.36 GB
Genre: Video Training
Until now learning how to play the bass guitar has meant a choice between struggling along on your own, expensive private guitar lessons or even attending evening group-classes. Now below is the general jist of how simple to follow this DVD is. In the example below, my girlfiend tried the Guitar DVD, but having checked over the Bass DVD its along very similar.
Netmasterclass Cisco 360 Learning Program for CCIE RS Lesson Troubleshooting
Netmasterclass Cisco 360 Learning Program for CCIE RS Lesson Troubleshooting
English | DVD ISO | 2.88GB
Genre: Video Training
Cisco 360 Learning Program
Lesson Troubleshooting
Video Presentations for Lesson TroubleshootingBlock 1 - Troubleshooting Tools and Link-Layer Methods
1. Introduction to Troubleshooting
2. Troubleshooting Tools – IOS SHOW Commands
3. Troubleshooting Tools – PING
4. Troubleshooting Tools – Traceroute
5. Troubleshooting Tools – Debug IP Packet Part-1
6. Troubleshooting Tools – Debug IP Packet Part-2
7. Troubleshooting Frame Relay Part-1
8. Troubleshooting Frame Relay Part-2
9. Troubleshooting Frame Relay Part-3
10. Troubleshooting Switched Interfaces – Strategy Part-1
11. Troubleshooting Switched Interfaces – Strategy Part-2
12. Troubleshooting Switched Interfaces – Fundamentals
Block 2 - Troubleshooting Routing Protocols
1. Troubleshooting RIP
2. Troubleshooting EIGRP Adjacencies
3. Troubleshooting EIGRP Routing
4. Troubleshooting OSPF Adjacencies
5. Troubleshooting OSPF Routing Part-1
6. Troubleshooting OSPF Routing Part-2
7. Troubleshooting Redistribution
8. Troubleshooting BGP Neighbor Relationships Part-1
9. Troubleshooting BGP Neighbor Relationships Part-2
10. Troubleshooting BGP Routing Part-1
11. Troubleshooting BGP Routing Part-2
12. Troubleshooting BGP filtering and aggregation issues-part-1
13. Troubleshooting BGP filtering and aggregation issues-part-2
14. Troubleshooting BGP filtering and aggregation issues-part-3
Block 3 - Troubleshooting Enhanced Services
1. Troubleshooting IPv6 Part-1
2. Troubleshooting IPv6 Part-2
3. Troubleshooting IP Multicast
4. Troubleshooting Router QoS Part-1
5. Troubleshooting Router QoS Part-2
6. Troubleshooting Router QoS Part-3
7. Troubleshooting NAT
Autodesk 3ds Max Techniques Collections
Autodesk 3ds Max Techniques Collections
English| Year: 2005 - 2008| .ISO + MD5 File| QuickTime| 1024 х 768| 8.32GB
Genre: Video Training
This is a collection video training about Autodesk 3ds Max software provide powerful, integrated 3D modeling, animation, rendering, and compositing that enable artists and designers to more quickly ramp up for production. The two versions share core technology and features, but offer differentiated experiences and specialized toolsets for game developers, visual effects artists, and graphic designers on the one hand, and architects, designers, engineers, and visualization specialists on the other.
Achieve Believable Lip Synchroniszation in 3ds Max
Your Media Key is: 002-02212008-080
Learning Objectives
- Traditional Animation Approaches
- 3D Typical Approaches, visemes
- Create and enhance morph targets
- Lip-sync process, and automation of the lip-sync process
- Reference Books, Q&A Session
Advanced Animation Effects Using Simple But Effective Rigs
Your Media Key is: 07-2012-08
Learning Objectives
- How to create automated secondary motion for a tail
- How to create automated secondary for a mech arm
- How to merge rigs
- How to stick an object to a dynamic surface
Anaglyph Stereoscopy Techniques
This presentation covers the theory and practice of furthering the illusion of 3D by using stereoscopic techniques. Louis covers the approach of an 'easy camera setup' with rules for efficiency. Next, he demonstrates the process of a 'true camera setup'. Finally, Louis explains the method of 'anaglyph stereoscopy' for red/blue glasses. This includes a chapter on compositing in Autodesk Combustion. Please note that although much of the presentation is conducted in 3dsMax, these techniques can be applied in Maya as well.
Use this serial : 04-2012-016
Learning Objectives
- Easy Camera Setup
- True Camera Setup
- Combining the Eyes
- Compositing in Combustion
Design Visualization
Focus is on 3ds Max as a tool for presenting client visions such as architectural and product designs The primary focus will be on materials and lighting within 3ds Max Includes integration with Autodesk Combustion will also be explored including RPF, the discreet olor Corrector and Render Elements Authored by Gary Davis, certified training specialist for 3dsMax, Combustion and Toxik. He regularly acts as instructor at the Oregon3D and Planet Digital training centers
Learning Objectives:
Presenting:
Architectural designs
Product designs
Materials and lighting
Integration with Autodesk Combustion
RPF
Discreet Color Corrector
Render Elements.
Use this serial : 002-05142007-080
Film Visual Effects in 3ds Max
The first part of this class will overview the process for creating digital pyrotechnics through particles and fluid simulations. Explosions, fire, smoke and various other effects as well as various creature effects. NOTE: The techniques demonstrated in this presentation equire the following plug-ins: FumeFX created by Sitni Sati (available on the Autodesk eStore) and Particle Flow Tools created by Orbaz Technologies.
Use this serial : 002-06212007-075
Hair And Fur in Commercial Production
Your Media Key is: 002-01282008-080
Learning Objectives
- UI setup and tools
- Grooming pipeline
- Rendering hair as geometry
- Cloth driven hair setup
- Other uses for hair
Rapid Tools Development
Rapid Tools Development will focus on best practices for user interface creation and the optimal workflows for designing artistic tools in the shortest time possible Authored by Borislav "Bobo" Petrov, Technical Director of Visual Effects at Frantic Films
Learning Objectives: User interface creation Optimal workflows for designing artistic tools
Use this serial : 002-04282007-070
Learning Objectives
- User interface creation
- Optimal workflows for designing artistic tools
The Emergence Of The Architectural Film Using 3ds Max In Architectural Animation
- Using the language of filmmaking, visual effects, motion design, and architectural illustration, explore elements of pre-production such as pre-visualization and animatics
- Animation with a heavy emphasis on camera moves
- Post-production techniques including rendering, creating and using matte passes, and utilizing render passes
- The class uses a "movie-breakdown" and "shot-breakdown" approach to illustrate the various methods
- There is also some discussion of optimizing workflow with MAXScript, as well as scene and file organization
Use this serial : 002-02282008-080
Learning Objectives
- Industry Make-up
- History of Arch-Vis
- Camera Animation
- Waterfall Example
- Post Production, Rendering, Render Mattes
The Quest For The Make Art Button
Your Media Key is: 02-2008-088
Learning Objectives
- Scripting & the Creative Process
- Procedural Modeling & Animation
- Cyclograph Scripts
- Growing Hierarchical Structures
Whats New In Autodesk 3ds Max 2008
Your Media Key is: 08-2008-18
Learning Objectives
- Viewport & Modeling Enhancements
- Modifier & Mapping Enhancements
- File and Data Scene Management
- Performance & Speed Enhancements
- Mental ray & Animation Enhancements
Building a Character for Games
Get the inside story with Building a Character for Games where an industry professional reveals the intricacies of character modeling. Using the library of body parts included on this DVD, build a low-poly model that is optimized for game play and then refine it to reate the hi-poly model you need to generate normal maps. Work with symmetrical and asymmetrical geometry; add just enough detail to make the character stand out; adjust smoothing groups as needed. Learn to identify trouble spots and avoid quirks that would otherwise come up during the debug phase in a professional games pipeline.
Finally, admire your results in a convincing human figure that is ready for rigging.
Learning Objectives
- Original Idea and Concept Art
- Starting the Low-Res Model with the Arm
- Adding the Face
- Working with Details and Smoothing Groups
- Adding Asymmetrical Detail
- Adding Detail to the Hi-Res Model
- Creating Rivets
- Adding Anatomical Detail
- Fine Tuning and Finishing
Character Rigging Think Outside the Box
Learn a variety of character rig creation methods Authored by Laurent M. Abecassis, founder of Di-O-Matic, a company that develops character animation plug-ins and custom plug-ins for 3ds Max as well as interactive training CDs
Learning Objectives:
Creating Interactive Tools to Improve Your Workflow
Correcting Motion Capture Animation on a Biped
Using Mesh Slicing for Better Character Rig Approximation
Creating a Complex Rig in Minutes
Use this serial : 003-16042006-004
Learning Objectives
- Creating Interactive Tools to Improve Your Workflow
- Correcting Motion Capture Animation on a Biped
- Using Mesh Slicing for Better Character Rig Approximation
- Creating a Complex Rig in Minutes
