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That's a cool idea. Something went wrong with the project file (glitch or my error, I'm not sure), so it will take some time to reset everything up. I'll try to get around to it in a couple of weeks once winter break starts. --Ross

Nice job, yeah, when can I check back for boxman vs. fridge 2? Keep up the good work!

Great work! Its fun watching this bot come together.

Nice penguins!

Thanks Rodney! Oh gosh... sounds terrible

I definitely agree... I think there might be a reason that this ride doesn't exist in real-life (I hope)

A friend of mine has to give a presentation on an amusement park ride that he designed. I offered to make a short video showing the ride in action. Here it is! ~7mB Its been fun spending some time messing around with AM again. --Ross

Fantastic! Thats all I have to say I guess... really all I can ever say when I see your work

Awesome Dhar! I agree with Gerry on all those compliments. It was amazing the emotional depth you got out of the usually comedic shaggy character. I bet a lot of other people have probably mentioned it, too, but you did an excellent job on making the music "live". Good work!

This is just a guess, but I'm going to say yes

I've been experimenting with sweeper a little bit since I'm planning on making a lot of the penguin's environment with sweeper. Here's a not-serving-any-purpose-really image I put together to practice using sweeper.

Yeah, I ended up using particle sprites. I think to get rid of the banding you can increase the sampling setting under your volumetric object. Thanks, --Ross

I'm working on a scene right now and am trying to get a dark fog sort of thing at the bottom of the scene, however when I use the mist volumentric I seem to only be able to make fog thats bright... There is no light hitting the fog, but it renders as a bright splotch. I put the brightness down in the mist settings and then the fog just disappears. Maybe I'm missing something, but I can't get a dark fog.... it either is bright or isn't there at all. Any help would be great, thanks, --Ross

Nice job Glen!

Ah, k, thanks. Here's a slightly updated waddle walk2.mov