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  • Welcome to Physics Based Animation Course

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    • Instructor Name : Arif Ahmed

      Designation : Associate Professor

      Office Address : Room No. ----, MCT Dept. DSC

      Contact : 01754824376

      Email : arifahmed@daffodilvarsity.edu.bd



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      Welcome in Physics based Animation course


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      Fall 2021- Physics-based Animation Final Project

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  • Course Rationale

    Course Rationale :
    The connection between animation and natural science is a must. The rules of physics must be reflected on realistic animation. Students at college or university level should know the explanation of their 3d practical works.3D animation has many category like – architectural visualization, character animation, simulation animation. In simulation animation, an incident of the real-world is recreated. So, here the direct application of the laws of physics is very important.


  • Course Objective

    All the incidents of our surroundings are controlled by the laws of physics. If we want to animate an object through computer software, we must follow the rules of nature.Real-world concept of force’s action-reaction and the rules of classical physics are must for creating a realistic animation, especially the Newtonian mechanics.

  • Course Outcome

    co 1 able to do animation showing newton's first law

     co 2 able to do animation showing newton's 2nd law

    co 3 able to do animation showing newton's 3rd law

    co 4 able to do animation showing centripetal and centrifugal force

    co 5 able to create bouncing ball animation

    co 6 able to create banking effect in circular motion

    co 7 able to create 3d animtion showing gravity,friction and elasticity


  • Course Outline


    • Course Outline :

      Class-1

      Three Dimensional World & Real World

      • Physics for animation

      • Three dimensional world

      Class-2

      Newton’s Laws of Motion

      • Newton’s first law

      • Inertia 

      Class-3

      Newton’s second law

      • Newton’s third law

      • Conservation law of momentum

      • Velocity

      • Speed

      Class-4

                     Acceleration

      • Circular motion

      • Gravity and gravitation force

      Class-5

      • Centrifugal and centripetal force

      • Graph of motion

      Class-6

      Classification of Force

      • Types of force

      • Frictional force

      • Air resistance force

      • Tension force

      Class-7

      • Equation of motion

      • Work and energy

      Class-8

      12 Principles of Animation

      • Squash and stretch 

      • Anticipation

      Class-9

      • Staging

      • Straight ahead and pose to pose animation

      • Slow out and slow in

      • Arc

      Class-10

      • Secondary action

      • Timing

      • Exaggeration

      • Solid drawing

      Class-11

      • Appeal

      • Follow through and over lapping action

      • Physics for the character animators

      • Center of gravity

      Class-12

      • Application of action-reaction in character animation

      Class-13

      Introduction of the Interface of 3ds Max

      • Introducing software interface and navigation

      • Animation making process in 3ds Max

      • Setting up the animation preferences

      Class-14

      • Your first animation

      • Curve Editor – Animation Controller

      • Making the animation of a bouncing ball

      Class-15

      • Uses of “Path Constraint” in making animation

      Class-16

       Introduction to the Interface of Maya

      • Introducing software interface and navigation

      • Maya dynamics

      Class-17

      • Creating bouncing ball animation by dynamic simulation

      • Conservation of momentum in dynamics and simulation

      • What happens when two objects in motion collide?

      Class-18

      • Making of a simple pendulum’s motion in dynamic simulation

      Class-19

      Physics Engine

      • Physics engine

      • Mass FX simulation engine of 3ds Max

      Class-20

      Technique of uses Physical laws in all types of 3D Animation

  • Assesment


  • Refereces :

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      Animators Survival Kit

    • Suggested book for reading :

      Physics for Animation

      Published By: Daffodil International University Press (DIUP)


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  • Quiz

  • Class Routine

    Monday 11:30 AM-2:30 PM, 2 Classes

  • Newton's 2nd Law Explained for 3d Animation


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      Path Constraint


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      Centripetal and Centrifugal force


  • Newton's Law of motion and its implementation in animation

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      Lecture-1:

      Physics Based Animation part-1


      Course Outcome: Students will learn Newton's Law of motion and its implementation in animation.

      Physics Based Animation part-2


      Course Outcome: Students will learn Newton's Law of motion and its implementation in animation.

  • Motion Inertia in Animation


  • Motion Inertia Part2

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      Lecture on law of inertia Part-1



      Lecture on law of inertia Part-2/18.05.2020


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  • Refraction in Glass

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      Create a Magnifying glass Part-1

  • Refraction in Glass Part2

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      Create a Magnifying Glass part-2

  • Index of Refraction

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      Index of Refraction-Glass material

  • Water Fountain Project

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      Fountain project Part-1

  • Water Fountain Project part2

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      Fountain Project Part-2

  • Animated example of Newton's 2nd Law

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      Animated example of Newton's 2nd Law_Part1


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      Animated example of Newton's 2nd Law_Part2


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      To get an Idea  follow this 2d animated clip 

      and create your own using 3d animation technique

  • Car Animation

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      Centripetal and Centrifugal Force part-1


  • Car Animation

  • Developing Exterior Scene

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      Exterior Scene