jpd@gordon.UUCP (Jim Drummey) (01/24/91)
I'm looking for some good general texts on animation techniques and methods. Can anyone forward a bibliography? ------------------------------------------------------ Jim Drummey Access Technology, Inc. Natick, MA harvard!necntc!gordon!jpd ------------------------------------------------------------
dale@b17b.INGR.COM (Dale Rogers) (01/30/91)
In article <211@gordon.UUCP>, jpd@gordon.UUCP (Jim Drummey) writes: > I'm looking for some good general texts on animation techniques and > methods. Can anyone forward a bibliography? > I am also interested in acquiring animation technique texts. Please forward the same info to me also. Thanks Dale R. Rogers _________________________________________________ ingr!b17b!camelot!dale ingr.com!b17b!camelot!dale@uunet.uu.net "So then I says to Borg, 'You know, as long as we're under seige, one of us oughta moon these Saxxon dogs.'" -Gary Larson
p_davis@epik.enet.dec.com (Peter Davis) (01/31/91)
In article <677@b17b.INGR.COM>, dale@b17b.INGR.COM (Dale Rogers) writes... >In article <211@gordon.UUCP>, jpd@gordon.UUCP (Jim Drummey) writes: >> I'm looking for some good general texts on animation techniques and >> methods. Can anyone forward a bibliography? > >I am also interested in acquiring animation technique texts. Please >forward the same info to me also. Better yet, how about posting recommendations here? I'd certainly be interested in learning about any new books or ones that have escaped me. I know the new Foley, van Dam, Feiner and Hughes has some treatment of animation, but I think it's pretty cursory. There's also a book on computer animation by a Canadian couple named Magnenet-Thalman (or something like that). I think there are also a couple of books that are specifically PC oriented, but I'm not familiar with those. -pd
jmasters@fxrs.intel.com (Justin Masters) (02/01/91)
In article <19618@shlump.nac.dec.com> p_davis@epik.enet.dec.com (Peter Davis) writes: | |In article <677@b17b.INGR.COM>, dale@b17b.INGR.COM (Dale Rogers) writes... |>In article <211@gordon.UUCP>, jpd@gordon.UUCP (Jim Drummey) writes: |>> I'm looking for some good general texts on animation techniques and |>> methods. Can anyone forward a bibliography? |> |>I am also interested in acquiring animation technique texts. Please |>forward the same info to me also. | |Better yet, how about posting recommendations here? I'd certainly be interested |in learning about any new books or ones that have escaped me. I know the new |Foley, van Dam, Feiner and Hughes has some treatment of animation, but I think |it's pretty cursory. There's also a book on computer animation by a Canadian |couple named Magnenet-Thalman (or something like that). I think there are also |a couple of books that are specifically PC oriented, but I'm not familiar with |those. | |-pd It seems to me that in a recent Videomaker magazine, there was a review of a book for Amiga based graphics or animation that the review gave a 4 star rating which equated to a "BUY THIS BOOK FOR YOUR LIBRARY!". Take a look at the recent issues of Videomaker. I think Feb, or Jan. issue. -- "We are greatful for the dedication of the men and women serving in the gulf and our prayers are with them. Some say they are just doing their job, but it goes beyond that. They are serving this country and us, and they are serving what we believe in." - Glenn Ballard. | jmasters@fws136.intel.com
jandreas@pro-graphics.cts.com (Jason Andreas) (02/03/91)
In-Reply-To: message from jmasters@fxrs.intel.com What was the name of the Amiga book?