This chapter focuses on teaching the physics and dynamics involved in crowd simulation. The crowd simulation tutorial in Maya using the Golaem tool has been prepared and taught by Sajad Jahangiri in two parts, spanning

This tutorial series on crowd simulation in Maya using the Golaem tool has been taught and prepared for you by Sajad Jahangiri in two parts, spanning seven engaging lessons. The series was originally produced in 2015–

In 2015, the idea of replicating moving objects, such as helicopters which has always been one of my favorite models in my tutorials and portfolio came to me, and I present it to you across three parts in this tutorial series.

Rigging and character motion control are fundamental and essential topics in the world of VFX, animation, and gaming, as the entire animation process revolves around character rigging and skeletal setup. In recent years,

This tutorial series teaches large-scale explosion simulations, a key technique in the CG world, using the Fluids system in Maya. Each lesson is provided as a separate video file for your learning.

Over many years, I focused on understanding dynamics and simulation in Maya. In 2016, I produced this tutorial series to teach and explore fluid capabilities in Maya, presented across five separate lessons. The tutorial covers

importance in the visual and cinematic world. In this tutorial, produced in 2015–2016 and presented in two parts, I demonstrate how to break apart textured 3D models in Maya. This simulation process utilizes Maya’s dynamics

Dynamic simulations in Maya have always been a key part of my workflow. Over eight years of working with Maya, I have consistently explored dynamics and simulation topics, with one of the most important being object

In this tutorial, we will teach you how to use the fluid system of the Maya to simulate the burning of objects on a moving character.For these types of simulations, Maya uses its own internal system and there is no need for a