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Pilot Season – Day 11 – Guidable Components and Maya Callbacks Demo
Season 00 Day011 Stream – Maya Callbacks and Live Guides
from Raf:
”Day 11 of the stream, where we introduce guides to the components, a space switch to the pedals, and most offer a demo of Maya Callbacks and how they can be introduced and managed.
This was a very long stream, and it’s sort of divided in two parts. Unintentionally, but luckily, it’s split right down the middle of its duration.
Part 1 lasts until the end of the first hour and it’s about adding live guides to components:
We show how to re-purpose some items we already had sitting around to add a guide mode to the two components we had finalized before, as well as introduce a parent switch/blend to the pedals.
Part 2, from the one hour mark on, is about Maya Callbacks:
Maya Callbacks are a native facility of Maya to introduce cross-talk between nodes driven by events that isn’t dependent on the graph, nor affects it.
It’s extremely useful to establish behavior in a graph that would otherwise be cyclic if it was left to live evaluation all the time:E.G. Object A drives object B, but object B also drives in a similar fashion object A
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