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Great looking character. Love the vest

The shapes look good. Nice & smooth. Can't say much else with so little of the car

Ah! An onion butt. You do know why they call it an onion butt, right? Because it makes men cry

Love the firey dark sky contrasting the flame in the foreground. I don't know what those objects in the sky are but they don't seem threatening (or helping). Good mood setting.

LOL Great work! After viewing the clip few times I find myself wanting to add a little squish to the character as the doctor presses down on him. Just a suggestion. Keep up the good work!

How about a test using real expressions?

Car with guns? I thought it was a futuristic street sweeper! Either way, it's a very appealing design.

Actually that looks pretty good. Kinda like the shutters of a camera lens. Great job.

Take a look at Johnny-5 from the 1986 movie "Short Circuit" - it might inspire you to tackle the eye lid problem. Johny-5's eye lids were also his eye brows, so there was no shortage of showing emotions.

Newark, California (San Francisco Bay Area) I attended a couple of CG animation classes at the San Jose City College (3DS Max & Infini-D). I wish they'd offer A:M classes (evenings or weekends), I'd definitely be there.

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Yah! I have the same problem with the Knight in the Cancan tutorial. I ended up having to correct it in the action window. Same for Keekat.

Yeah, looks good. What is it? never mind, you just posted the answer

<eyes out of focus - head tilted back - tongue sticking out - drooling - Homer sound ghghghghgh> That is some awsome work!!! A++++++++

I love it! Awsome work. As always, hind sight is 20/20, but it's the first impression that counts, and it was dead on. Keep up the good work.

LOL, I meant a rendered 3/4 vi... of you know what I meant.

Right on! How about 3/4 rendered view?

My faux pas, it was 3DSMax.

Looks pretty good. If you're trying to achieve realistic behavior, the jet acts more like a model, it lacks 'weight'. This is evident in the abrupt manuvering when it swoops to land, however, as the landing gears touch down you succeeded in adding 'follow thru' which indicates 'weight' to the whole machine. I did a similar project a few years ago using Infini-D (which is no more) where it had the cool ability to reflect smoke emiters upwards once it touched the ground. I wonder if A:M has a similar feature?

Mystery Science Theater 3000 - wasn't that on MTV's Liquid Television stint in early 90's?

Am I going about rigging the right way? Could anyone tell from the pic?

Looks more like a Jaguar XK8 than a Cougar.

That's some pretty hammering effect. Did you manipulate Roughness & Scale?

I followed the tutes in http://www.colins-loft.net/CoopPreview.html. Although it's for a human eye, the principles, I think, are the same. Good job on this challenging project.

It didn't even occur to me. Thank you for the suggestion, I'll play with that over the weekend. I did, however, make the pupil and the iris 80% reflective, but that was too much, I'll play with that as well.