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LOL, what a great pose for a baby. Those expressive eyebrows are a hoot. I can just hear a deep voice saying "Whata ya lookin' at?" Well, I can see why you'd have a tough time since this isn't the baby's default face. His mouth is open, which will take the budguness out of his cheeks (I'm assuming it's a he). If you have a spline where I indicate you could pull it out just a tad to add that hint of pudgy/puffy-ness.

Google search the images of 1 month old and 3 month old babies and you'll see what I mean.

Fantastic work Mr. Higgins. How old is this baby? One feature that I notice about babies (which I also adore) is their cheeks. I call them bubble cheeks because of their almost perfect roundedness. I think this baby needs a more pronounced cheeks.

That looks really cool, John. Please continue refining this.

The only way that I know is to create a pose slider.

Right Click on the Eyes Mad slider and choose Edit Relationship. In the Edit window choose the Eye Mad slider, slide it to 0% and adjust Shaggy's eyelids to look normal, then slide to 100% and move the eyelids to mad. Close the Edit window. Now Shaggy's Eyes Mad slider should work alright.

What you're attempting is something done in editting, after both scenes in both cameras have been rendered. What you can do, and I have done this successfully before I got an editting software, is to only use one camera that you can move from one subject to the next. What you need to do in the time line is to change the interpolation of the camera's Transition and Rotation to zero, and, voila, you got the scenes to change according to dialogue

I took this to the next level. Made the steering wheel have more turns than the wheels, which is a lot less like a go cart steering and more realistic. I think I'm done with this, I won't bore you anymore. Steering_Test2.mov

The steering wheel does have a bone, and so does each wheel, that way I can turn the wheels when driving I don't know what the smart skinning would do. And you're right about the %age set up.

Have you tried to do something with the Lambrina model that comes with the CD? I think that'd make a good start.

Now there's a stroke of genius That would be wicked

I'm using KenH's Posh car model in my project, and this is the first time I actually create a pose slider that's worth anything With a pose slider I can turn the steering wheel and the front wheels at the same time - How cool is that I know it's probably no big deal to most of you, but it's my first time, so it's like this major revelation to me Steering_Test.mov

I don't know if that is the case, but they sure are similar in their services as well as the color scheme of their logos. What I found interesting in Canada is they have the same things as the US does except they add the maple leaf to it. Like that's gonna make it Canadian. I always tease my Mom, who is a Canadian, that "Canadians are just Americans in denial" Of course she'd rebutt with "Who'd want to be associated with the leftovers"

I've seen them sold at 7Eleven (that'd be Beckers for Canadians). But not no more.

Nice. I love the movie. Is that what you're driving to the Hash Bash?

No fair. I didn't get any

Zardoz? That's easy, from The Wizard of Oz Man I feel so smart

Wheather you purchase or upgrade, you get the Extras DVD. Mr. Hash doesn't just want you to purchase his program, he will do everything he can to help you produce your own movie. That is why he includes so many tools to make your task easier.

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This is some insanely awe inspiring work! Great job! That road texture and grass is a must have. Love the broken indicator lense detail.

I think it's time to take John out for a walk, again.

That was way cool. Those eyes looked more serious than Clint's in that cene Dirty Harry was it?

That looks fantastic! Glad you dusted off this project.

Word! KeeKat with Eastwood attitude. That's gotta be a classic.

How are you transferring the project file? Via memory stick or a zip disk or what?