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  2. Congratulations everybody. Very well done! And of cause thanks a lot to Robert too for hosting the contest and all the work you did there. Best regards *Fuchur*
  3. He's got his wing suit on!
  4. Hi Edward, In the PWS Objects folder you can drag the name of one model onto another model name to copy the entire model (CPs, Bones, even constraints I think) into the second one. If you only wanted to copy a portion, you could load a copy of the first model, delete the portions you don't want to transfer... and then do the drag.
  5. At long last... the results of the "Finish the Unfinished" Image Contest! See all the entries, hear the winners interviewed and, yes... The Big Scratch-Off! Congratulations to the medalists and a BIG THANKS to everyone who entered! Get yourself a soda, fire up the big screen and... FINISH THE UNFINISHED! There was more than one winner in the Big Scratch-Off... you'll have to watch it to know who you are! Send me a PM on the forum and I will arrange to PayPal you your winnings! @Shelton @johnl3d @Goss @Roger @ChuckGram @R Reynolds @Vance G @wedgeeguy @Michael Brennan @svetlik @createo @Madfox @Rodney @Tom
  6. Thanks Phil that does work for copying from one side of the model to the other side (like for the hand which is what I'm working with) but I was hoping to be able to copy/paste (like the hand) into a different model entirely.
  7. found a simple model in my Animation Stuuf an tried him out orangeguy.PRJ
  8. Select a bone right click ->plugins->wizards->mirror bones
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  10. Sorry if this has been covered but can't find it in the manual. Is there a way to copy multiple bones and the CPs linked to them for pasting in another model?
  11. Last week
  12. Sage advice indeed I will follow that with a man BBQing on a jet board. Stay safe guys!
  13. Once again I must remind everyone of the sage advice offered by my friend three-finger-Pete ... "If it's explodin' ... Don't be holdin' " ... Have a safe and happy 4th of July! [Mod note: Posted on behalf of password-unremembering forum member.)
  14. The results of the "Finish the Unfinished" Image Contest are finally here! Watch the video at FINISH THE UNFINISHED
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  15. Great stuff Aldrich, So entertaining and now I'm craving Doritos, thanks! :P
  16. test animation for World Industries TVC for Globe Skate comp over here, they originally started to do this in 3DS Max until they realised AM was the best for this type of work, dont know where these models are though that was a while ago, most of the work was left on the company servers as I only worked there freelance
  17. thats mad ! you got me digging the crates for old work lol , TVC for Doritoes
  18. Thanks fellas, its been a long time coming ha ha true about the animation thing Michael, finally getting there and def about to have some fun David ! Happy UFO Day ! ( didn't know this was a thing lol ! )
  19. Oh also how appropriate to post this today, Happy "World UFO Day"
  20. Nice character and rig Aldrich, Look forward to seeing your animation (you will post it here?) I know how you feel about getting to do animation always feels like it takes so much work just to get to the animation part of projects, but is like the icing on the cake when I get there.
  21. Been working on this little guy since AM 98 !! haven't had much time t work on it with workload and life stuff .. . 10 versions later in AM 19 . . some things screwed up but fixed now, new version of Momentum / Perry Animations Rig in place, love this rig, very simple and does the job ! we've got a local animation gathering weekly I think called loopdloop where you send a little loop animation, got invited to submit something by Perry Animation so doing a little 30sec one, more to come soon, need to work on the animation routine those skills have become super rusty
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  24. I second the idea of just doing it for fun. Doing it for profit almost always requires you to compromise and then the measure of success is not how much you enjoyed doing it or how well it came out, it's how much did it make. I only did crowd-funding so that I could make physical stuff (DVDs, comics, View-Master reels, etc.) Going forward, I probably won't go the physical route anymore. Even Best Buy doesn't sell physical media anymore. AI does offer some interesting options, but it's too unruly and the limitations almost always outweigh the benefits. I've been making children's medical education videos for work using AI and it's amazing that I can accomplish things in such a short time …but it works best for looser, random things. Getting it to do anything specific can make you pull your hair out.
  25. Filip... send a PM to @Andres Trujillo also, please.
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