Batch Renders via AfterEffects

Most of these batch render files are using the tutorial guy's final versions. This post is purely to show that I can batch render, as every other post before now was the work I did following the tutorials.
The videos are in no particular order.

12 Principles of Animation in Maya. Final Video!

So I just finished squash and stretch and have just one question... How did he have the squash value (under inputs, bShp_jelloVolume01, bShp_jelloVolo01) already? Did he make it?? or is it really simple to find?

Still problems with batch rendering, so I'm stuck with Playblasts (not complaining, I like Playblasts).

Also, it didn't give me the option to use mental ray, so it's currently set as Maya Vector.

Problem in Rendering (Video 11)

I figured out secondary animation pretty well. Other than that, I've only problems piecing the batch render together and getting my batch render video to play. Wish me luck.

Following through to the end

So I learned how to do some follow through, and now that I'm dead exhausted for various reasons I'm going to go take a nap before my other two studio classes.

Following Through

I had a bit of problems getting the rope to move. Then I realized, i didn't have interactive playback turned on! That was a little saddening.

Cleaning with a meaning

Combining Pose to Pose and Straight Ahead seems like it'll definitely make some awesome animations. The flow is quite nice.

To Pose (to pose) or Straight ahead, that is the question!

I'll admit that Pose to Pose is quite neat and tidy, but this straight ahead is quite refreshing.

The delay you see is due to the default number of key frame (50) and having only 12 frames used. (animation set to half)

12 Principles Lessons 5-6

So doing this Pose by Pose stuff became a little difficult because things kept going wonky. I actually had to scrap this halfway through the first video (5 minutes of video and over 30 minutes of work) and STILL my animation is wonky. I've got the batch render ready but I don't know how to use AfterEffects, so for now I'm going to upload a playblast and hope I can figure it out later.
I do plan on coming back and redoing it so my ankle doesn't roll.

12 Principles - Contrast

The contrast with timing and spacing seems quite understandable.

12 Principles - Read

This one wasn't near as "difficult" as the last. the only thing I couldn't quite figure out is how to deselect the highlighted area on my timeline.

12 Principles - Weight

It took me awhile to actually move the keyframe. I finally got it by hitting and holding shift, clicking the frame, and then clicking the yellow arrow before letting shift go.

Ribbity

And here's the model from Chris that I got to play around with.

And another with a slight modification.

And finally, a side view with him actually walking.

Is it obvious I'm having a bit too much fun with this?