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How did you do that? Thats really cool.

Can't you do it straight out of A:M? I thought i have seen people doing that strictly using A:M. It's really cool though. i like the camera shake and the little kid running away from the "monster"

Very nice work! I love the colors used. Very different in range, yet it flows together very well.

Thats really well done. I'm amazed on how realistic and detailed the whole image is.

The cape will be awesome to see work and interact with the batman. Good work!

That is some really good work. Very cartoony. Can't wait to see him rigged!! But does he get a cape/wings/something to make him fly?

hmmm... i just downloaded that file to see if it worked and it asked where all the colored decals were and I realized that it didn't have the decals i put on the cube. So to fix that you can just probally make your own decals. What i used was photoshop to make the decals. Just opened up a square and colored it. For the rubiks logo decal.... You can search the web for a picture.

Well, I havn't figured out how to rig it, but maybe one of you guys would be able to figure it out. So i have included the project file of the Rubiks cube that I made. (All you have to do is figure out how to rig it.) Enjoy! Rubiks_Cube_color.prj

iGeek, I know what you mean about rigging the cubes. I've tried several approaches on rigging it and it didn't work. And for the logo, i couldn't find the 20th anniversary logo anywhere, so i just found a standard rubik's logo. And my cube record is like four minutes.(I know its not very impressive but i just got the cube). robcat2075, I just relized what you meanabout the anti-aliasing problem. I am not sure really why it did this, so if anyone knows, tips on how to fix it are welcome. thanks.

I am new to A:M, so i am still figuring out how to use the program and all of it's features.(especially rigging models the way i want to move them) Thanks for your comments so far. Much apreciated!

I haven't rigged it quite yet. I am working on how to lay out the bones so that it can work like the real thing.

It didn't take me very long, and definately wasn't very hard to make. but thought it looked kind of cool. I used decals for the colors and the rubik's logo.

Just got A:M a little while ago, and my first project was this Robot. I am having a little bit of trouble with textures of some of the parts.(particualary the screws). So Comments and Critiques are definately welcome.