just wanted to share with you all.
happy to have feedbacks.
hope you all like it.
Page turn in maya
Boucha
#3
rapsalands, very well done. i see both the page turn in a similar manner; is there a way to change the feel of the page turning (not unique as the previous) so that it looks natural? also, i would suggest you to use a little bit of dynamics, may be a a little breeze flipping the pages 
rapsalands
#4
thanks for the comment boucha.
regarding feel of the page turn, it can be changed for different pages in different ways. in a jiffy.
and for dynamics, i am not very much familer with dynamics actually. but surely will try.
Boucha
#5
That’s great! Good luck with it. And yeah, you gotta try out the dynamics, it’s way cooler results you get.
rapsalands
#6
Hi vortexZero, extreamly sorry for not watching ur comment, and ya for ur question, it has been done by deformers…
Boucha
#8
Maybe we’ll see a tutorial about that on your blog
ahaha sure buddy, maybe i got some video demos 
Zaru
#9
Very cool example, but personally I think that using dynamics (when all you need are several pages) is a more flexible way of creating this kind of effect than doing it with deformers, as it gives you the edge of flexibility and variety in page movement. Take a look at my example. As the description says, it took only 20 minutes to set-up this simulation, and if you already have your nCloth page attributes saved as a preset, it’s even quicker.
Now, I did not yet try to simulate a dynamic flipping multi-paged thick book, like a 100-paged one, but I believe that using nCloth in such case could be a pain.
PS. I saw an absolutely incredible looking book rig made by John David Marte that is joint-dependant. I highly recommend watching its demonstration on YouTube. It’s marvellous.
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