Hi and thanks for this area.
So this all started with a friend and her voice. (she sounds like a cartoon charactor)
I told her this a few weeks ago. As we talked we decided to script a cartoon and see if we could make it for the kids in our extended family. (My Nephew, her cousins)
I am a musician by trade, with a recording studio. (where we will do all the voice overs.)
So I started looking for animation software. (which was a chore and a half!)
I found a free software called "Truespace" which had a video course on how to use the software, but I found that the stuff he was doing on the software did work for me. So I decided to keep looking for software.
I found that a lot of reviews for A:M were really positive especially for beginners. So I did a search on where I could buy it.
I saw that a local film producer was selling his copy for $150.00. on craigslist. So I called and bought it.
The only thing: he didn't have the book for it.
I was a bit weary of buying the software without it's manual, but he let me take the software home and load it up, and he even gave me the extra's DVD. So I did purchase it.
So I have it loaded went online to find help and came across a tutorial for modeling people. I tried following the steps.
I was doing fine, but I couldn't get the body off of the Green Axes.
I don't even want to model people. I want to model fish. (the cartoon that we are doing is about three fish... Not Nemo! LOL)
I started looking for a tutorial on how to model fish and I couldn't find one.
I spent the whole weekend trying to model a fish without any luck.
One of the main charactors in the cartoon is named "B-Boy" (named after my nephew - Brendan)
The drawing I have in my profile picture, is "B-Boy". (the fish)
So if anyone can help with fish modeling, I would be forever in your debt!! (Well, maybe not forever... But I'd sure like you a whole lot!!)
PS: I love this software. It seem's really user friendly. I think once I get over a couple of hurdles I'll be off to the races.
Also: I saw the fish that the user: "thefreshestever" did for your A:M Project. That's what I'm looking for a tutorial on.
Thanks.
Ben.