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3 hours ago, Walter Baker said:
wants me to sign in but says info is wrong
Do you mean you are trying to sign into your Hash store account? Or something else?
If you are trying to log into the store, did you try resetting your password?
Of course, you must be using the exact same email address you signed up with.
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Here are some empties, Myron...
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Congratulations, Myron!
You're going to be too fancy for us beer & pizza types on the A:M forum!Suggestion... set the "Refraction" property for your glass material to something above 1.0
1.1 or 1.2 will probably be fine.
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He might get a "traveling" penalty!
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Such exceedingly broad and loquacious questions give the unfortunate appearance of an unserious post.
I suggest you bring specific questions as they occur in your work.
For example:QuoteI find rigging quite complex; and sometimes my rigs don't behave as expected during animation.
That isn't enough information to answer to. It is best to post an example of the problem in a case like that.
Or you can bring it to Live Answer Time (see the link in my signature below). -
I'm needing someone to 3D print the image contest medals and send them to me.
But Germany is a bit far off for that. -
Anyone here have a 3D printer and know how to use it?
The resin kind, not the filament type.
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You can always find the latest installer on the forum at "Latest Info"
If you want v19.0 or earlier you can get those from ftp.hash.com (note that browsers no longer work to access ftp sites. you need a dedicated ftp client like Filezilla.
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that's a good looking face! Can we see a wireframe too?
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Hi Myron!
For a folder...
on User Properties and do New Property>Folder.
on the folder to Rename it
Once you have the folder you drag a Pose by the cross hairs icon next to its name onto the folder .
You can't drag the poses within the folder to re-order them but you can drag a pose up onto the folder to make it the last in the list.
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Here is another clip of the dancer, Al Norman
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For a few months in 1953, Warner Bros. closed most of its animation studio, thinking that 3D has made flat cartoons obsolete.
Director Chuck Jones was laid off and immediately scooped up by Walt Disney to work on ... something? Anything?
This letter (I think it's real) by Jones to his former layout artist, Michael Maltese, indicates some culture shock of going from being a big dog in small yard to being a small dog in a big yard. -
Hi @johnl3d
I will guess that different rigs with some, but not all, bone names the same cause the different result.It is also possible to get the different result if both have the same rigs but one has limbs set to IK and the other has the limbs set to FK.
Tricky stuff, this reusable animation! -
That is a very curious effect.
The explanations never make sense to me. -
"Don't steal crops, kids"
This 1930s Soviet animation looks like they still had more exposure to the 1920s Fleischer animation than the contemporary Disney product.I've read differing accounts of how the electronic sound was produced. One offers that it is an early electronic instrument. The other is that they were drawing wave forms by hand for the optical sound track.
Original soundtrack with subtitles:
With modern commentary
It's ambitious but it's no "Worker & Parasite"!
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This clip from "King of Jazz" (1930) has some mostly-lame dancing, but check out the guy who shows up after 2:00.
He can out-rubber-hose any of the rubber-hose animated characters of that time.
This is "two-strip" Technicolor. Red and some other non-red color. Stop-mo shoes and Bing Crosby are seen at the start. -
On 7/11/2023 at 10:13 PM, robcat2075 said:
This is Ted Eshbaugh's 1933 "Wizard of Oz" made in Canada in 1933... in Technicolor!... but not released in that form as Disney had an exclusive license for "3 strip" Technicolor at that time.
In view of that license, I'm wondering how Eshbaugh ever got Technicolor equipment to make the cartoon with.Via the web I've found out a bit more. On Facebook a commenter has said:
QuoteOK, turns out the Eshbaugh Oz cartoon was a demo produced by Technicolor to sell the process, which Disney bought on sight.
So they paid Eschbaugh to make the Technicolor demo but then they dumped him.
That sounds like what happened to Anzovin Studios with that "Keekat" project.
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Something I was trying.
I stopped when I realized I would have to substantially rethink the particle emitters.
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Here's another music-animation tie in... Disney failed to renew the copyright of "Mad Doctor"(1933) in 1961 so it got pinched for this concert poster.
Look at that line-up! At least half of those are legends. When giants walked the Earth.
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4 hours ago, MJL said:
Show off!
Get her a guitar and she'll be ready to sing protest songs for you!
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35 minutes ago, MJL said:
Edit: I gave it a quick look. The shield: What? Why How? Which tutorial covers it?
Ignore the "shield". There used to be more to that to try to keep the hair out of the character's eyes but it needs more R&D.Made you look!
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A day later... there is nothing memorable about the actual music.
She sings well enough but I had to play it again to recall anything about the music. The song itself has nothing compelling to retain.
It sounds like a collage of dance things we have heard a hundred times before. In the 80s the better songs sounded different from each other and had at least one memorable hook.
There is nothing novel here... except the animation, which is the only reason to revisit this video.
Serial Numbers and Activation keys are back
in Hash, Inc. Status
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In another thread you wrote this...
Based on what you describe, the code you previously bought was installed and working on another computer? That will cause the error you cite above when you try to use it on another computer.
If it's not expired, then ask Jason if he can write it to transfer a new computer.
If it is expired, then you need to buy a new license and get a new activation code.