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For containers, encapsulation refers to a container and its contents. A container encapsulates all the nodes it contains while each internal node is encapsulated by its container.
Industry:Software
In animation, a deformer that flares or tapers an object about two axes.
Industry:Software
In animation, a direct movement and rotation of joints, without the use of IK handles.
Industry:Software
In animation, a method for posing a joint chain by rotating each joint individually. FK is the easiest way to animate joint chains with detailed arc motions.
Industry:Software
In animation, a method of rotation that uses three angle values (X, Y and Z) plus a rotation order to specify three-dimensional orientation. Euler rotation has several drawbacks, including gimbal lock and choppy interpolation between keyframes.
Industry:Software
In animation, a special deformer designed to improve and enhance the effects of rigid skinning. Types of flexors include bone lattice flexor, bone sculpt flexor, joint cluster flexor, joint lattice flexor, and joint sculpt flexor. Also known as deformation parameter.
Industry:Software
In animation, an instruction that controls keyable attributes over time. Expressions can be comprised of mathematical equations, conditional statements, or MEL commands.
Industry:Software
In dynamics, an object that generates moving or stationary particles while an animation plays. Emitters are useful for producing smoke, fire, fireworks, rain, and similar effects. You can create a standalone emitter, or you can use a surface, curve, volume or even another particle as an emitter.
Industry:Software
In dynamics, built-in programs that make it easy to create complex animation effects such as smoke and fire.
Industry:Software
