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Dhar

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  1. Nice! Surreal! Will you be texturing the ground or mapping it or both?
  2. Try these render settings next time: - Sorenson 3 compression - medium quality - 320x240 - 30 fps - no key frames
  3. I think there's a message in the color of the blood being black. It comes from a darkened heart, a heart filled with evil. Could you get a translation of the script?
  4. Wow That was Armenian? Sounded Hebrew to me, especially with the first word being "Elohim" (Oh God)! All I can say is: WOW
  5. What render settings did you use?
  6. 13 megs for a 2 minute is better than my 605 megs for a 3:30 minute What were your render settings if you don't mind me asking?
  7. Looks great. Are the eyes separate? From the back, he looks like a burly soldier with helmet on
  8. Hi David. I appreciate all the work you've put into this project for us to use as we please. You mentioned in a previous post about working out installation instructions? Do you mean that this isn't a simple download - plug & play model?
  9. Hey... nice pants Could you please post a mesh?
  10. Looks great! Is that a polygon model car? Where can I find your tutorials?
  11. Your car is gorgeous. The one thing that stands out to me is the blue windscreen. For some reason, blue windscreen looks too cartoonish while the rest of the car looks realistic. Replace the blue with black or grey may do the trick. As for the illusion of chrome, if you already set the chromed area to high reflectivity, then, maybe, you can place a couple of black objects (rectangles, stripes) off the camera that will reflect on the chrome surfaces and thereby giving that illusion.
  12. To make anything 'pop-out' of a page, one way is the use of contrasts in light & dark. In your model's case, since it is dark to begin with, a black (or darker) background coupled with some hi-lights on the model just might do the trick. Give the black leather enough shine to reflect some light. This is just a suggestion. With trial & error you'll get what you're looking for.
  13. Bad Engleezi is no problem akhi, your work is worth a thousand words. Hey, forget regular tires, how about the wheels that turn downward and anti-gravity light comes out of them and the Carrera flies away? Kinda like the DeLorean in Back to the Future Great work!
  14. The blue guy says "What time is it?" But I can't figure for the life of me what the pink guy said.
  15. Animate them to the song "Riders on The Storm" by The Doors !!! Wow dude, what an awsome sight... Hell's Angels in year 3000
  16. Job well done. The quality of this piece is something I expect to see on a TV ad. Go trajc go
  17. So... what time is it anyway?
  18. Oooh! That looks good. Love the shininess. Much better
  19. LOL You must have been really bored Tarzan was STANDING on water? Still fun to watch though.
  20. The movements look good. Nice anticipation. The hiding part didn't seem convincing to me. It looked more like that's where he wanted to go rather than someone going there to hide. If bot looked left, then right, then a small blip to indicate "ah! there's a good place to hide" and then proceeded would have been better communicated. Appealing design overall.
  21. By Jiggers!!! That was great LOL Nice monochromatic effects. Good mix of live action and animation. If you only had the bi-plane's propeller turn, no one would know it was animated Why didn't you rotate the props?
  22. This is really coming along well. But I can't help but think that it looks too much like an ATAT without legs.
  23. That looks really good. It reminds me of a model I once made with my son's Legos
  24. LOL ... that was fun to watch. I enjoyed it immensley. I especially love the song - totally cool. Great choice of backgrounds.
  25. This is awsome dude! Bravo Now for the "constructive" crit.: 1- The wrist. 2- At the restaurant, the second time the patrons get annoyed looks too much like a repeat of the first time they got annoyed. A variation would be good in the second time, nothing big, maybe have the one on the right place the hand on the lap after looking at shaggy, ya know? Almost as though he's about had it and is thinking about doing something about it. Little stuff. 3- The reaction of the construction worker with the STOP sign could be exaggerated more. Maybe step out into the street turned towards Shaggy and wave a fist. 4- At the end, where we see the newspaper headline, too much shadow has blocked the "No" and "Say" where I couldn't understand what Shaggy was relieved for until I looked at it in still.
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