- [Voiceover] If your subscription gives access
to the exercise files for the course,
then please download those now.
Unzip them and place them in a convenient location.
I've saved mine onto the desktop here.
If you don't have access to those files,
you can still learn from the course by creating
your own assets as we proceed.
If you don't have the VUE software in front of you,
if you're on a mobile device,
you can still just learn by observation.
Inside the exercise files folder,
most importantly is a scenes folder,
and these are all the VUE scene files.
Usually there's one scene file per movie,
but there are also some miscellaneous scene files,
such as in the import folder, there's an alembic document
of a sculp that I created in Maya.
In these other folders are some goodies that are
not strictly necessary for completing the tutorials,
but they're building blocks of the scene
just here as an example so you can see
in the color maps, I've got rock_diffuse.clr,
and that is a simple gradient,
and that's why it's only one kilobyte in size.
Also in the plants folder are a couple of the stock plants
that are provided in the E-on software content files.
Ideally, you should already have
the content files installed on your hard drive,
and if you don't know how to do that,
I cover it in another course
which is Up and Running In VUE.
I'm providing these documents here
just in case you don't have those content files handy.
Okay, those are our exercise files.
Let's get started animating a landscape in VUE.