martin
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Wow! Yves will be pleased to see this. The room must be lit from the top of the stairwell.
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One of the things that came up at a Bash breakfast was choosing actor personalities for each character. How will the characters act? For example: John Wayne, Kelsey Grammer, Katharine Hepburn, or some combination. These personalities would dictate the character's speech cadence, their on-screen business (such as Tin Woodman spinning an axe on the palm of his hand), how they walk, etc.
Please list your suggestions and the particular attributes you would like to see expressed.
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Andy, you've always been one of the best.
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Wow, that's a really well done, storytelling film. Good direction and sound.
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Wow. I really like how clever that format is. It's almost impossible to get people to watch something for long on the Internet but this format makes me want to see what the later frames are going to do, then the page turns and I want to wait for it to finish too. Do another one.
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I loved Speed Racer. I was the president of our local Speed Racer club, which I set up at my grandma's house. My brother, Marshall, was in the club, but he wasn't too excited about it. That Mach 5 brings back old memories.
Keep it going.
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Wow, Tom, you're really catching on to this stuff. Keep it up. Take this "Tom" character all the way to completion.
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Raf, have I mentioned lately how great your directing and animating skills are?
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Well, Vern, it's now my backdrop. (Mike Sanderson had backdrop honors for a long time with his "comic page" Art Contest winning entry). Thanks for supplying the image.
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Damn, Mr. Brewer. Put those on A:M Stills so that a fast server can deliver your genius throughout the world. I bet those pictures will be a big hit in Japan.
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My wife wanted to know what I was laughing at, so I showed her, and now she's laughing.
Great job, and good production value.
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Hash Inc. has a motion capture rig, a Polhemus 16-sensor. We haven't turned it on in years.
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John,
You do such, er, interesting stuff...
Keep it up.
Martin Hash
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Hey Peter;
Those clouds look great. Your little animation clips really whet my appetite too. How close do you think you are to being done?
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OMG, you guys are gods! I felt cold watching that, and warm-n-fuzzy inside.
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That there sure looks like poster material. I don't know if you intend the final image to be the same camera framing, but the one you have is striking. Render that baby out big and send a copy to Hash. I hope she'll be entered in the "Hero" contest.
As for all the hair work-arounds I'm reading here. What are you talking about: hair has pretty good collision detection. A couple simple examples of it not working like you expect should be submitted to A:M Reports so we can look at it.
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Do you know that if you enter your birthday as part of your personal data here on the forum, on the correct day it will show up at the bottom of the forum entry page? I always look to see whose birthday it is. There seems to be a correlation between A:M supportiveness and willingness to put your birthday out there for all to see. I know I only give personal information to organizations I support and trust.
If you are going to include your birthday, include other personal information like where you live and your hobbies - and especially a picture of yourself. That way, other people can better match your postings with you. This is important, because people who only visit occasionally will select to read postings from people they think they know.
I'm writing this because the forum is getting very active. I can probably identify a couple hundred people now but I'm going to need help if we're going to recognize you at a trade show or a user group meeting.
But sometimes its just nice to be anonymous.
Martin Hash
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Wow, Julian;
That star sphere is pretty cool. Thanks for making it available to the whole community.
Martin Hash
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I can't stop looking at this guy.
Neither can I. I just can't get my head around why it works so well?
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Link please?
There's a WHOLE topic. See "Stereo" under "Feature Topics" (this here's the "Animation:Master" topic).
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In the "Stereo" topic is a poll. Go vote! These artists want to find out who gets the 1950 "Walter Lantz's new funnies" comic book. Why'd we give away 10,000 pairs of stereo glasses if you're not going to use them?
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Noah;
Those are stunning images: good modeling, good lighting, great sex appeal. OMG, really great sex appeal... Where's my wife?
Martin Hash
Goals
in TWO: General Discussion
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1) Involve the whole A:M community (eventually).
2) Use Animation:Master on a large production.
3) Make a good movie.
4) Increase the skills of those working on the project.
5) Improve Animation:Master.
6) Have some fun, especially by making friends (I know this sounds sappy
but it's what I work off of).
7) Promote Animation:Master
8) Educating new customers (schools)
9) Learn how to do it
10) Be able to do it again.