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itsjustme

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  1. Happy Birthday, Luuk!
  2. Happy Birthday, Paul!
  3. Looks great, Sebastian!
  4. Happy Birthday, Martin!
  5. Looks very cool. I looked for an iPad emulator that would work with iPad apps, but still no luck.
  6. Happy Birthday, Willi!
  7. Here's a quick clip showing some leg flexing...it could be better, but I might just leave it as is. Smartskin_06_11_2013.mov
  8. After a bunch of testing, I decided that having the animator use Smartskin for the leg flexing would be the way to go. I made a bone setup that would do the job, but the CP Weighting would have gotten too involved. So, I'm going to tear the leg flexing stuff out. Once I get that done, I'll tackle the shoulder update.
  9. Happy Birthday, Stian!
  10. I did some more looking into the legs and arms and fixed an issue with the knee/elbow bowing...it was affecting the entire leg/arm, in the next release it will be more independent. The next thing I'm thinking about is the thigh flexing...after watching some reference, I've decided it needs to be changed. knee_bow_05_29_2013.mp4
  11. LOL! Great job, Mark!
  12. Great stuff!
  13. Here's a quick video illustrating the changes to the knee/elbow fan bones. The inside fan bone is now anchored to a set distance from the joint instead of moving with the stretched/squashed thigh/bicep bones and both knee/elbow fan bones don't squetch along their length. Both of these changes help to hold the joint together better on extreme squetching. knee_update_05_18_2013.mp4
  14. Looks great, Sebastian!
  15. Happy Birthday, Teresa!
  16. My schedule hasn't slowed down yet, so I'll have to use another "stay alive" post for the moment. In the next couple of days I should be able to post a quick video illustrating the knee/elbow update I just put in the rig. Thanks to Sebastian for getting me to look into it!
  17. Once an object gets to 10,000-15,000 patches, start breaking it into separate pieces and assemble in the Choreography. Looks great!
  18. Looks great so far, Steve!
  19. itsjustme

    Trapez

    Here is the associated thread.
  20. Happy Birthday, Tawan!
  21. Looks fantastic, Will!
  22. Great stuff, David!
  23. Great stuff, David!
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