robcat2075

If you are trying to be all on-screen I think you need an onscreen replacement for... the Numeric Keypad!

Petunia Pig's house is "streamline moderne" "Porky's Romance" (1937) "get Momma's pry bar..."

How cool to see you back, Gorf! Since you are back... you might be interested in... Prehistoric!

Can you show a wireframe of the wood part? It's hard to imagine that that alone is a problem.

Made with Treez?

ready for Christmas!

Hi Chris, I don't know of any way to have the rotation center not be 0,0,0 when nothing is selected. Something will have to be selected to alter the rotation origin. It doesn't have to be much. It could be one CP or one bone or even a Null you added to the scene for the purpose of being able to recall a specific point of rotation. But it will have to be selected.

Bosko delivers the very first "That's all folks!" "Sinkin' in the Bathtub" (1930)

The tongue sandwich is a real thing you can get at the Second Avenue Deli in New York City. And it's Kosher! "Goofy Groceries" (1941)

Ding Ding Ding Ding! You are correct! It looks like someone totally forgot the "IF" and then just tacked it on the side to shoot the scene. 😀 I guess with water colors, repainting the whole line would not work? I remember just barely noticing it when I saw that cartoon on TV, back in the 80s maybe. But I wasn't sure if i had seen it or not and I never saw it again until I got this DVD set.

OK. One... last... hint! This scene has a similar problem to the above one, but not nearly as dire... The Film Fan (1939)

"8 bit images are encoded with a gamma but not in an EXR image" Does that mean the values are actually changed in the 8 bit mage? If I render a 50% gray in a TGA and an EXR and load those into a paint program and sample the color values, both will say they are 128, which is 50% gray. Where is the gamma correction happening?

giant Canadian pterosaur ‘Frozen Dragon of the North’ (page takes a long time to load ads >: ) the video has a brief turn of a model they made of the creature and is the first time I'm understood how they could walk with their wings folded and used as front legs.

He's lookin' hairy!

I read an article that said if you have a flat that can't be fixed to hold air you should fill the tire with packed leaves.

No, but you are in the right area.

It's such a glaring error, I don't know how they could justify it. (That's a hint, son!)

I shall be eager to see that!

If you have QuickTime installed, make sure your browsers are set to not play any QuickTime content or ever use QuickTime to play anything in a browser. QuickTime has security bugs that they will not be fixing. I presume just using it as a standalone app is safe, that is what I do, but i don't know that.

Is this "linear" ? And can you show a comparison with "non linear"?

Hmmm. If the light is coming from the upper right (as lighting on the stone pillars suggests) you might not need a shadow from the tree. What I'm looking at is a clear human mistake and awkward quick fix.

Bigger than that. It is something fronter and centerer than the clouds.

I had not noticed that. It does look odd. But there is still a more visible mistake .

I think AO would help that daylight look quite a bit. Is there a reason not to?

About nine weeks left for Prehistoric! How Did an Ancient Sea Turtle End Up Under a Dinosaur’s Foot? How? I'm going to guess it was like in "Bambi Meets Godzilla".