starwarsguy

Wow! Neat effect!

You wear a suit with sensors on it, and then, you tape it and the position of each sensor is recorded at each frame and makes each sensor the end of a bone, creating an "action." The more complex the suit, the more cameras you need, as each sensor must be seen by at least 1 camera at all times. That's all I know...

Getting better! Now just to work out those little problems. At least they're interacting now...

I hate normals! I have to mess with them when exporting to 3DS Max! I like your first test. The only thing I absolutely love about 3DS Max more than A:M, is that it uses the amazing physics simulator that Half-Life 2 relies on. It's amazing!

How do you use BHV files on a model and what bones does the model need?

Exactly!

Wookiee not Wookie Nah. The wookiee life cycle is about 20 years longer than most Correlians (humans) and he's about 25 in Episode III. I'm so excited that they're finally putting Kashyyk in the movies! It's so cool there! Near the beaches, they live in these neat huts, and then deeper into the forest, where the trees go up thousands of feet (wookiees get comfort from being up high), they live in huts built into the side of trees. Then they have elevators which take them to the underlevels. Their are dangerous creatures down there, and they have to kill one of them and make a belt out of its tongue for their Rite of Passage into adulthood. They usually bring their entire family to help them hold its mouth open, as it has lightning reflexes in its mouth, but a few try to go out alone, most of which have been killed or lost for a long period of time. Chewbacca's cousin, Lowbacca, got hurt when he tried to go out alone. I'm not sure if Chewbacca fights in Episode III when the wookiees are defending the beac, but his father, Shilattyltak (not sure if I spelled it right) definitely does, and I think he dies. I could go on much longer, but I assume none of you came here for a Star Wars species lesson... Back to the Star Wars forums to post the other 3 pages I typed. I love that model, BTW! I'm gonna try to make a realistic-looking one when I update from v10.5...

Love it!

Nice modeling!

Hey, wanna put that up for download? *wink, wink*

That's pretty neat! Nice job! I still like cloth, though...

Awesome! Only problem I see is that the camera movement is a tad shaky... Great work!

Ummm, ugly... Good modeling, though!

Wow! Some great paintings on that site. Whever I see stuff like that, I want to learn more 2D skills...

Where have you been hiding?

Looks oretty good, but I think it needs more to look more like a mechanical thing.

Congrats, dude!

Stop double-posting by saying "It's crap." "Just kidding." in every single forum! ARGGG!!! I miss the Rants and Raves section, sorry...

I wasn't really critiquing the pic. I was just pointing it out. You can't really notice on that model...

I've seen POV shots, but never a urinal-view shot. lol

The blade of a lightsaber doesn't cast shadows... It casts a blue shape, kind of like when light passes through a balloon and onto a wall.

GO to Eggprops for metal. Eggprops, Metal I must agree that that's way too many splines. You shouldn't have modeling that dent in the forehead area. I think a bump map would have worked.

Oh, I never thought of posting a lightsaber! Arg... Nice job.

Looking good!

Good idea! I'll play around with that.