1 Overview Particle Goal :
What is Particle Goal ?
What we can do with Particle Goal ?
2 Integrated with Particle Goal :
Create Integrated with Particle Goal.
Practical situations.
3 Exercise:
Create a virtual experiments.
1 Create and motion control Particles:
Create particle in different environments.
Parent an object to dynamic motion.
Set key particle.
Motion paths.
2 Examples:
Create a text effect.
Creating a simple virtual experiments.
1.The Particle Instanter :
What is Particle Instanter ?
What we can do with Particle Instanter ?
How to create a Particle Instanter ?
2 Integrated with Particle Instanter :
Create Integrated with Particle Instanter.
Practical situations.
3 Exercise:
Flying lanterns.
1 Dynamics overview:
What we can do with Maya Dynamics ?
Architecture and Features.
What will we learn in this topic ?
2 Getting started with Particle Tool:
Started creating Particle with Particle Tool.
Understanding Particle objects: creating, display attributes, setting render,
render view, ...
1 Basics:
Shaders/Materials.
Working with color particle : color, expression, expression shader, ...
2 Texture :
Which type Particle, we can use texture ?
Create textures on Adobe Photoshop.
Apply textures to particles.
3 Examples:
Create a spacecraft flying in the sky stars.
1. Create with Ram menterial:
What is Object Desintegration ?
How to create a Object Desintedgration with Ram
menterial ?
2 Create with nCloth:
What is nCloth ?
How to create a Object Desintedgration with nCloth?
Session 10 – advanced goal & instanterTrí Bằng
1 Fantasy Particle (Advanced Goal)
What is Fantasy Particle ?
How to create a Fantasy Particle ?
2 Advanced Instanter
Some special particle instanter.
Create falling leaves.
1 Basics:
What is Emitters ?
Emitter Tool.
Working with type Emitters: omni, directional and volume.
Create Emitters from Object.
2 Examples:
The spacecraft flight.
Open Water Tap.
1 Create and motion control Particles:
Create particle in different environments.
Parent an object to dynamic motion.
Set key particle.
Motion paths.
2 Examples:
Create a text effect.
Creating a simple virtual experiments.
1.The Particle Instanter :
What is Particle Instanter ?
What we can do with Particle Instanter ?
How to create a Particle Instanter ?
2 Integrated with Particle Instanter :
Create Integrated with Particle Instanter.
Practical situations.
3 Exercise:
Flying lanterns.
1 Dynamics overview:
What we can do with Maya Dynamics ?
Architecture and Features.
What will we learn in this topic ?
2 Getting started with Particle Tool:
Started creating Particle with Particle Tool.
Understanding Particle objects: creating, display attributes, setting render,
render view, ...
1 Basics:
Shaders/Materials.
Working with color particle : color, expression, expression shader, ...
2 Texture :
Which type Particle, we can use texture ?
Create textures on Adobe Photoshop.
Apply textures to particles.
3 Examples:
Create a spacecraft flying in the sky stars.
1. Create with Ram menterial:
What is Object Desintegration ?
How to create a Object Desintedgration with Ram
menterial ?
2 Create with nCloth:
What is nCloth ?
How to create a Object Desintedgration with nCloth?
Session 10 – advanced goal & instanterTrí Bằng
1 Fantasy Particle (Advanced Goal)
What is Fantasy Particle ?
How to create a Fantasy Particle ?
2 Advanced Instanter
Some special particle instanter.
Create falling leaves.
1 Basics:
What is Emitters ?
Emitter Tool.
Working with type Emitters: omni, directional and volume.
Create Emitters from Object.
2 Examples:
The spacecraft flight.
Open Water Tap.
Slides from Enterprise Search & Analytics Meetup @ Cisco Systems - http://www.meetup.com/Enterprise-Search-and-Analytics-Meetup/events/220742081/
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The Manifold Path to Search Quality
To achieve accurate search results, we must come to an understanding of the three pillars involved.
1. Understand your data
2. Understand your customers’ intent
3. Understand your search engine
The first path passes through Data Analysis and Text Processing.
The second passes through Query Processing, Log Analysis, and Result Presentation.
Everything learned from those explorations feeds into the final path of Relevancy Ranking.
Search quality is focused on end users finding what they want -- technical relevance is sometimes irrelevant! Working with the short head (very frequent queries) has the most return on investment for improving the search experience, tuning the results, for example, to emphasize recent documents or de-emphasize archive documents, near-duplicate detection, exposing diverse results in ambiguous situations, using synonyms, and guiding search via best bets and auto-suggest. Long-tail analysis can reveal user intent by detecting patterns, discovering related terms, and identifying the most fruitful results by aggregated behavior. all this feeds back into the regression testing, which provides reliable metrics to evaluate the changes.
By merging these insights, you can improve the quality of the search overall, in a scalable and maintainable fashion.
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Blender software is a free and open software can be used for animation.
What is Blender and how to use it?
How to install Blender Software?
What is Child parent Relationship?
Working with constraints
What is Armatures?
What is Relative vertex Keys?
what is Object Physics?
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1 Overview Fluid Effect
What is Fluid Effect ?
What does fluid effects support ?
2 Working with Fluid Pond
Learning contents: Create Pond; Fluid Attributes; Pond Wake; Emission Turbulence;
Shader Attributes; Match Object; Interactive; Simulation Quality; Make Collision;
InitialState; Keyframe Emission; Keyframe Object; Raytraced Water, ...
3 Working with Fluid Ocean
Learning contents: Create Ocean; Customize Ocean; Control Render; Floating
Objects; Adjust Attribute; Motor Boats; Ocean Wake; Emitter from Object, ...
4 Working with Visor Library
Learn how to use templates.
Create a virtual lab.
1 Field:
What is field ? How to add dynamic field ?
Work with fields.
2 Collision effect:
What is collision effect ?
Make collide.
Make particle collision events.
3 Examples:
Creating waterfalls.
Rain on car.
Slides from Enterprise Search & Analytics Meetup @ Cisco Systems - http://www.meetup.com/Enterprise-Search-and-Analytics-Meetup/events/220742081/
Relevancy and Search Quality Analysis - By Mark David and Avi Rappoport
The Manifold Path to Search Quality
To achieve accurate search results, we must come to an understanding of the three pillars involved.
1. Understand your data
2. Understand your customers’ intent
3. Understand your search engine
The first path passes through Data Analysis and Text Processing.
The second passes through Query Processing, Log Analysis, and Result Presentation.
Everything learned from those explorations feeds into the final path of Relevancy Ranking.
Search quality is focused on end users finding what they want -- technical relevance is sometimes irrelevant! Working with the short head (very frequent queries) has the most return on investment for improving the search experience, tuning the results, for example, to emphasize recent documents or de-emphasize archive documents, near-duplicate detection, exposing diverse results in ambiguous situations, using synonyms, and guiding search via best bets and auto-suggest. Long-tail analysis can reveal user intent by detecting patterns, discovering related terms, and identifying the most fruitful results by aggregated behavior. all this feeds back into the regression testing, which provides reliable metrics to evaluate the changes.
By merging these insights, you can improve the quality of the search overall, in a scalable and maintainable fashion.
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Blender software is a free and open software can be used for animation.
What is Blender and how to use it?
How to install Blender Software?
What is Child parent Relationship?
Working with constraints
What is Armatures?
What is Relative vertex Keys?
what is Object Physics?
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This is the detail guide created by some volunteers for Makeblock, mainly teachers to teach kids to design a game with scratch 2.0 step by step. The game name is The adventures of Mike.
Know more about Scratch 2.0 here: http://wiki.scratch.mit.edu/wiki/Scratch_2.0
mBlock from Makeblock is based on Sratch 2.0, you can design your own games, play robots with mBlock and more!
Get mblock here: http://www.mblock.cc
Material Design can be simply explained as good design with the innovation and possibility of technology and science. In Material Design lot of new things were introduced like Material Theme, new widgets, custom shadows, vector drawable s and custom animations. This presentation is all about Material Design in Android.
1 Overview Fluid Effect
What is Fluid Effect ?
What does fluid effects support ?
2 Working with Fluid Pond
Learning contents: Create Pond; Fluid Attributes; Pond Wake; Emission Turbulence;
Shader Attributes; Match Object; Interactive; Simulation Quality; Make Collision;
InitialState; Keyframe Emission; Keyframe Object; Raytraced Water, ...
3 Working with Fluid Ocean
Learning contents: Create Ocean; Customize Ocean; Control Render; Floating
Objects; Adjust Attribute; Motor Boats; Ocean Wake; Emitter from Object, ...
4 Working with Visor Library
Learn how to use templates.
Create a virtual lab.
1 Field:
What is field ? How to add dynamic field ?
Work with fields.
2 Collision effect:
What is collision effect ?
Make collide.
Make particle collision events.
3 Examples:
Creating waterfalls.
Rain on car.
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Ethnobotany and Ethnopharmacology:
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Impact of Ethnobotany in traditional medicine,
New development in herbals,
Bio-prospecting tools for drug discovery,
Role of Ethnopharmacology in drug evaluation,
Reverse Pharmacology.
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2. CONTENTS
Overview Particle Goal :
What is Particle Goal ?
What we can do with Particle Goal ?
Integrated with Particle Goal :
Create Integrated with Particle Goal.
Practical situations.
Exercise:
Create a virtual experiments.
4. 1.1) Goal ?
PARTICLE GOAL
Working with Particle Goal ( A goal is an object that particles follow or move towards. You
can use goals to give trailing particles a flowing motion that’s hard to generate with other
animation techniques. The trailing particles move as if connected to the goal by invisible
springs. In the context of goals, soft bodies are considered particles ).
5. 1.2) What is Particle Goal ?
PARTICLE GOAL
Particle objects are useful as goal objects because of the many techniques available for
animating particle motion. You can’t add a goal to individual particles of the particle object,
but you can control how influential each particle is on the trailing object.
If the goal is a particle object, its particles attract the particles of the trailing object one for
one as the animation plays. If particles in the objects do not die, the trailing particles follow
goal particles based on the creation order.
If particles in either object die, the preceding scheme no longer applies. You can no longer
visually predict which trailing particle will follow a particular goal particle.
If the trailing particle object has more particles than the goal object and particles don’t die in
either object, the extra particles follow the first-created particles of the goal.
For instance, suppose you create a goal object with two
particles and a trailing object with four particles. The four
particles would move toward the two particles like this:
6. 1.3) What is Multiple goals ?
PARTICLE GOAL
You can use more than one goal object to affect a particle object. For each goal
object, the trailing particle object has a goal weight that sets the relative weighting
of the attraction. If the goal weights are the same, each goal object attracts the
trailing object with equal strength. The trailing object moves to a position between
the two goal objects, typically oscillating back and forth before coming to
equilibrium.
If the goal weights differ, each goal object attracts the trailing object with different
strength. The trailing object comes to rest at a position closer to the goal with the
higher goal weight.
7. 1.4) What we can do with Particle Goal?
PARTICLE GOAL
Insect swarm Cars
WaterfallVirtual experiments Fantasy effect
8. 1.5) Create a Particle Goal.
PARTICLE GOAL
Step 1:
o Select the particle object you want to be affected by the goal.
o To select a soft body rather than a conventional particle object, you can
select the soft body’s original geometry or its child particle object.
Step 2: Shift-select the object you want to become the goal.
Step 3: Select Particles > Goal.
Step 4: To adjust the goal’s influence, see Edit goal attributes.
Step 5: Play the animation to see the particles move towards the goal.
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9. 1.5) Create a Particle Goal.
PARTICLE GOAL
Goal Weight:
o The goal weight sets how much all particles of the trailing object are
attracted to the goal.
o You can set goal weight to a value between 0 and 1. A value of 0 means
that the goal’s position has no effect on the trailing particles. A value of
1 moves the trailing particles to the goal object position immediately.
Use Transform as Goal:
o Makes particles follow the object’s transform rather than its particles,
CVs, vertices, or lattice points.
11. INTEGRATED WITH PARTICLE GOAL
o nParticle, Goal, Expression, Fields, Instanter.
o Soft Body, Rigid Body, Goals, Instanter.
o …
Create Integrated with Particle Goal.
Green sweat
Goo blowoff
Mudballs med goals
12. INTEGRATED WITH PARTICLE GOAL
Practical situations
o nParticle, Goal, Expression, Fields, Instanter.
Bee 1
Bee 2
Bee n
Fields
nParticle + Instanter
Bee 1
Bee2
Been
Goal
24. Create a virtual experiments.
EXERCISE
Molecular run when power off Molecular run when power on
25. How to ?
EXERCISE
Molecular run when power off Molecular run when power on
Step 1: Modeling Objects.
Step 2: Create four Emitter(Na+; Cl-; H+, O- );
Step 3: Create Particle Gold.
Step 4: Create Particle Instancer.