sprockets Perpendicular Normals gear brown shoe Purple Dinosaurs Yellow Duck tangerines Duplicator Wizard
sprockets
Recent Posts | Unread Content | Previous Banner Topics
Jump to content
Hash, Inc. - Animation:Master

robcat2075

Hash Fellow
 View Profile  See their activity

  • Posts

    28,150

  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    385

 Content Type 

Everything posted by robcat2075

  1. robcat2075
    When joining two free CPs, the new CP inherits the Peak/SmOoth property of the one that is being manually moved. If you drag a Peaked CP to a SmOoth CP and attach it the new CP will be Peaked If you drag a SmOoth CP to a Peaked CP and attach it the new CP will be SmOoth.
  2. robcat2075
    Other possibility... one or both of those spline ends has been set to (P)eak inadvertently.
  3. robcat2075
    In a quick test I can't duplicate that result unlessssss... ...perhaps there is a hidden spline segment on the end of either of those splines? The curvature of that top spline suggests there is more on the end of it.
  4. robcat2075
    No, that won't freak anyone out...
  5. robcat2075
    Six days left to vote!
  6. robcat2075
    But then there is still the giant ant in the monitor... None-the-less, I haven't decided yet whether this should be a universal design or something specific and unique.
  7. robcat2075
    That will definitely get in there. I'm thinking something like ANIMATION:MASTER INSECT IMAGE CONTEST would circle around the edge. e panni, elegantia... from patches, elegance
  8. robcat2075
    Three talented winners of the Insect Image Contest will be awarded a medal for their achievement. That means there needs to be a medal! Currently the plan is to 3D print the prototype, create a mold and cast it in actual metal of some sort. First draft of a design for the Award Medal. Additional suggestions welcome, of course
  9. robcat2075
    Glad you're still here, David!
  10. robcat2075
    Do your patch-riotic duty and vote in the Insect Image Contest! Right here... (vote now closed) Can't pick just one image you like? No problem, you have to pick three! Note that there is a tiny check box to the right of each image to make your selections with. Anyone can vote, even your grandmother who doesn't like bugs, as long as she has her own computer to vote on. Voting will be open through Monday August 24!
  11. robcat2075
    I'll warn that it won't happen fast, there's a lot that would have to be invented from that one view. I've actually seen this painting in person over at the Kimbell Museum in Ft. Worth. It's rather tiny, only about a foot across.
  12. robcat2075
    A quick modeling test for something I've been itching to try: the "demon with squid-like wings", one of the many ghastly creatures in Michelangelo's painting "The Torment of St. Anthony" I tell ya, that guy must have been a saint to put up with all those demons chewing on him.
  13. robcat2075
    I'm not sure there is such a thing as a good school for it. There are lots of schools out there offering game degrees and stuff but they have bad reputations as very expensive diploma mills.
  14. robcat2075
    What Nancy said. You can have both 32-bit and 64-bit versions installed and run them with the same key.
  15. robcat2075
    I have never seen "Joyride" before! Created c. 1989-1991. Former Hash programmer Ken Baer has written some historical notes below the video. See "Joyride" on FaceBook
  16. robcat2075
    To clarify... Both versions are keyed to the computer you install on. They are not like the old CD version where you could carry the CD to any computer and run A:M.
  17. robcat2075
    Hey, Welcome back Rich! Sorry hear about unpleasant events! Head injuries are very bad things. I recommend the $79 annual subscription. I'll note that the $299 version is not actually a CD-keyed thing. It is keyed to your computer and while it doesn't expire, it stays on whatever version it is on for that year and no more updates after one year.
  18. robcat2075
    I have swapped in full-size images (when available) in the top post. Many of them do gain quite a bit with the extra detail and I encourage you to give them a careful look. Click on any of the preview images to bring up the full-size version!
  19. robcat2075
    Here are the entries I have received, for your perusal. Click on any of them to load the full-size image. Actual voting will be next week. Check to make sure your entry is here! If anyone out there still has an entry they can get to me by Friday... I'll take it! Hey, these look pretty good!
  20. robcat2075
    My major complaint about Youtube for animation is that you couldn't step thru something frame-by-frame to study the motion. But now you can, at this site (and Vimeos too) http://anilyzer.com/ I'm not sure it's frame accurate but it seems to get most of them
  21. robcat2075
    And this was the "high-level" explanation. Imagine what the low-level details are like.
  22. robcat2075
    Attempt to combat creeping Silicon Valley hipster irony...
  23. robcat2075
    Wow! Can't wait to see some reports on your A:M doings with that. Sounds exciting!
  24. robcat2075
    Last call for entries: Monday August 10 Last call for do-overs, revisers, slow-pokers, laggards and The-Dog-Ate-My-A:M-CDers! There are enough entries to hold a vote so we definitely won't be extending this one out for another bunch of weeks. Don't sit on the fence, get your entry in on Monday!
  25. robcat2075
    When I got v3 I was still on a Mac. I do recall installing it on Win 2000 a few years ago just to look at it again so i presume it ran on Window 95. I don't know if it also ran on Widows 3.1 The installer won't run on Windows 7.
×
×
  • Create New...