robcat2075

It's like blinders on a horse! I like the armor in the screen shots, too!

If they could get it to import a Premiere project...

Happy Birthday to the FakeAO guy!

I recall a previous case that had to do with some light parameters. Can you post a sample case that does it?

No, I only want to render this one frame as a test and I can't get it done. If I were in a quite curious and problem solving frame of mind I'd delete a bunch of stuff and see if it renders. If it did, I'd reload it and delete not so much and try again... until i find what element is the problem.

If you have some other web space available you could put it there and give a link to it. When you say "choke on a single frame render", do you mean other frames work fine, just one is a problem?

He keeps coming back to A:M! Happy Birthday!

Some polygon creation tools like MakeHuman have options for exporting different densties. My first gambit would be to choose the lowest setting, it probably has all the important contours in it.

You're welcome. May your bones never wander again.

I've shared it now, i was just waiting for the initial surge to dissipate so it wouldn't be competing with all the others. But i have so few Facebook friends it may be inconsequential either way.

Best wishes to Will!

I think the eyes are too small. The eye direction is a huge part of expression and you don't want to make the audience have to search for it.

On the other hand there may have been some people who said "There's no way this will ever get funded. I can pledge a chunk of money and appear to be generous and helpful without ever actually spending any money!" Not that I know of anyone who imagined such a scheme would work.

A big problem i had with our most recent forum project is that we spent a lot of time creating special new assets for it and making them look good and testing them and created very clear directions on how to be part of this forum project and what to do for it... ...and then one person took the assets and ignored the directions and made something for himself that will never fit into the real project and it's obvious he never intended it to fit anyway and he put it out on the web before the real one could be done and now the newness and specialness of the assets that were made for our project is ruined. It's gotta be the most thoughtless and selfish thing I've seen on this forum in a long time and it completely deflated my interest in collaborative projects. It's a lot of work to go through just to have someone take it all for their own show.

Lloyd, i forgot all about this. Did you still want me to do this or did you find a suitable grave digger?

Yet another problem solved on the A:M Forum!

We have done a few "common element" protects here, Two "pass the ball", the StereoAniJAM, "Bus Stop" and the still to be edited "Rear Widow". "Heavy Metal" would be an example of a feature length animation that was shorts joined by a common story element, but they were all centrally scripted.

Colored me surprised all over again! Bon Production!

Make it an A:M report and explain the reasoning.

I believe that color picker is actually a Windows device that A:M calls up. Try another app that uses that color picker and see what happens. Of course you've tried rebooting...

What happens when you pick one of the color chips that would obviously have a three digit value?

Does it do this on any case that you use the color picker?

To put a positive slant on this... A:M is great because it's one of the few ways a solo artist could actually manage the entire CG animation pipeline on his or her own. You can get more features in other programs but you'll need to hire someone to run them for you.

And then they disappeared and have not been seen since.

My observation is that deciding on a subject is where most volunteer collaborative projects run aground. They would run aground on almost everything but since "subject" comes up first that's where it usually happens.