Maya Speed Calculation MEL Script
Need a demo video? Get in touch.
Here are examples of our 2d animation work:
SOFI K - Animated Lyric Video
Karl Baudoin - Animated Music Video
Catch a glimpse - Animated Music Video
Wonder - Animated Music Video
The Old Red Rooster - Animated Music Video
Live - Animated Music Video
Lush - Animated Music Video
Cayman Dance - Animated Music Video
Poka - Animated Music Video
The Black Sheep - Animated Music Video
Redtones - Music Video Animations
![Francis Martin – Mind Come Up (Trinity) [Official Music Video]](http://sundstedt.se/blog/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/francis-martin-mind-come-up-trinity-official-music-video-retina-590x332.jpg)
Francis Martin – Animated Music Video
Fewer Funerals - Animated Explainer Video
IDF KiDS - Educational Whiteboard Video
DPRAA - Animated Explainer Video
UNISON - Animated Explainer Video
IDF - Animated Campaign Video
PB - Animated Whiteboard Video
Glasgow City Council – Animated Explainer Video
ADP Animated Series
Pfizer - Pharmaceutical Explainer Video
Glasgow University - Animated Educational Video
Wolfman - Animated Music Video (loops)
Microsoft - Windows Whiteboard Video
Phyllis Sinclair – Animated Music Video (Loop)
Windows Enterprise Software Assurance - Whiteboard Video
Windows Defender - Whiteboard Video
Windows As A Service - Whiteboard Video
Kom igång med Windows i molnet - Whiteboard Video
Eco-Schools - Animated Explainer Video
Duraflor - Animated Explainer Video
British Sign Language - Animated Infographics
Lofi Girl - Animated Music Video Loops
Triple Card Holder - Introduction Video
About our Maya Speed Calculation MEL Script
I developed a neat, working Maya Speed Calculation MEL script that calculates the speed in miles per hour (mph) for any animated object in a scene. The script is executed automatically for each frame; either stepping frame by frame or by playing back normally in the timeline. The script is ~ 90 lines of code; and also uses one expression.
The script can be used for example to measure the speed of a vehicle like a car or other object moving. This is very useful if you wanted to be able to render the speed of an object anywhere in your scene. The output is done for each frame in the Script Editor, formatted like this:
…
84 mph
80 mph
69 mph
50 mph
…
This can then be used as the source for rendering speed values in your renders. Contact me via the contact page or email: hello@sundstedt.se if you are interested in purchasing this script.
Discount available for students. Single user only. Script is delivered as-is via email & comes with sample Maya project file and a basic installation guide!
Video has skyrocketed in popularity over the last few years and are increasingly becoming the way people prefer to learn & be informed. Has your company got one yet? Get you Free Quote for your video by sending us an email, calling us or using the live chat on this website.
Ready To Partner?
