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Looks great, Jirard!

Very cool!

It's been a long time since my last post here, but I hope to have more things soon-ish. I've been updating the Squetch Rig, Squetchy Sam and rigging Bertram. I'm also planning to rig Donna and make an installation tutorial for the updated rig. While I was updating Sam's rig, I decided to tweak his looks a little and it gave me an image I can post. I'm still debating putting a head of hair on him.

Looks great, Dan!

Very nice!

Looks great, Rodger!

Looks great, Michael!

GIMP and Krita can save images as TGA's (both are free).

It's a character that Mark Skodacek used as an example for the 2008 Rig.

Looks great, Michael!

Looks great!

Also from the same article: It looks very cool...and appears to have been quite an undertaking.

Looks great!

Incredible as always, Rodger!

The SplitPatch plugin can do that, if I understand what you are trying to do.

Very cool, Rodger!

Looks great, Mike!

Great stuff, Michael! Sorry to hear about Mike Lium.

First, I think you would have to match the camera angle. Assuming that the wall is at a 90 degree angle from the floor and that the base of the object is square (or at least rectangular), you could set up a choreography with a wall, floor and 254mm square object and try to match the angles in the photo. You might be able to get close that way, then build out your object. Hope that helps.

Just another "stay alive" post. I still don't have anything worth showing, but I have gotten past a few experiments.

Fantastic, Elm!

Hope you get well soon, Jason!

That is extremely cool, Robert! Makes me think that would be an easy way to make clouds or a bubbly liquid in a container.

Looks great, Robert!

Very cool, Robert!