Alexander Grishanin, Producer and CTO of Cascadeur – a 3D animation software for physics-based character animation – discussed the latest release's new features, talked about improving Blender users' experience, and shared the company's roadmap.
The Cascadeur team shared their research on movements in zero gravity and experiments with character animation that allowed them to achieve believable results in the software.
The Cascadeur team provided an overview of the classical approach to animation, its drawbacks, and solutions implemented in their software package to help artists create physically-correct and believable animations.
Kids With Sticks team talked about the production of their recent stylized scene which turned out to be the starting point of their new game inspired by Ghibli.
Tarik Takasu did a breakdown on his awesome stylized character Rose, discussed his career path, shared his approach to the visual language of the character and talked about achieving the balance of the style and working on details.
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Dmytro Butenko gave an interesting talk on the weapon design, hard-surface modeling, and texturing and talked about the production of Helsing for Metro Exodus.
Dmitry Belozorov kindly talked about his amazing 3D weapon designs, the vital points in concept art, the advantages of Fusion 360 and KeyShot, and more.
