Maya Animation- Deformers and Motion Paths

[@YanyanLun]

this is really good i will come back soon...

[@ILANMKZ]

thanks for this video! Do you know to close the curve to have the shark does a loop please ?

[@gerardoalbertosanchezfranc1227]

Not sure what shape you are aiming for, but if you want a closed curve you can use some of the basic shapes like the circle, you can change the path of the curve by moving the edges just like he did on the video. Hope it helps :)

[@ILANMKZ]

@@gerardoalbertosanchezfranc1227 thanks man !

[@nerdherbs]

great can i export this to unreal enjine?

[@srijanmaiti9910]

But when I am trying to animate two fishes in a scene and trying to create more than one 'flow path object' constrain its not working its gives an error: Lattice cannot be created

[@SonicSyndicate13]

I will definitely come back to this for one of my upcoming endterm projects, when I'm ready to actually create a good looking underwater scene though :D By the way, I think you're gonna need a bigger boat🦈

[@pritamsamui8680]

Aa

[@NeikosOfficial]

I can't understand how export the sine animation 😭

[@reichealz5643]

thank you ,it save my work

[@karthiknaidu4240]

Thank you so much man

[@mollyreusser]

This looks awesome but is it possible to export my deformer animation to a game engine?

[@michaellaviola6540]

No, as far as I'm aware both Unity and UE4 will not accept models with deformers attached to them. Don't exactly know why, but GameReady rigs will not have any deform controls. The mesh is always controlled by joints which have been skinned to the mesh.

[@dimanology3542]

it's possible, look into skin converters (i.e. dem bones)