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Free Power mac book Laptop Model embedded laptop7.prj

I here that from some people. But the link does work. The problem is on your end. I recommend installing additional browsers like. Firefox IE8 Opera Safari try them all Try using another computer Both of these solutions have seemed to work for people in your situation.

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The QuickTime Movies are Zipped Please fallow these instructions Do Not !!!!!!! double click on the zip file. This site is not for streaming. Click on the link below. Right click on the Zip file Choose save link as or save as to your desktop. This action will get the zipped file to your computer then you can double click the zip file to unzip the 7 movies. Do Not !!!!!!! double click on the zip files. This site is not for streaming. You can click on the link below however PLEASE DOWNLOAD THE ZIP FILE BEFORE TRYING TO OPEN THEM: ftp://upload:dropoff@ftp.postgroup.com/Gale/TSM2/

Sorry to high jack Can you explain how this works, "this was a 48fps PRJ rendered with "step" at 2 to get just 24 fps" I have never understood the step option and its relationship to the project frame rate.

Your Key frame test works for mac and win on V15. Any thoughts to my problem with your video tutorial? Do I need to help you purchase V15 to get an updated video tutorial?

Done

Tell me more about what doesn't work. Here is the link. We discussed this but I never got a solution. http://www.hash.com/forums/index.php?showt...mp;#entry292993

Thank you Also can you update your keyframe video tutorial. It currently does not apply. Atleast for V15

What's the best way to do this?

I agree the white render is a great look and it is very simple to achieve. I recommend you use these settings as an initial jumping off point then play with the values from there. Create a new choreography. Turn off all your lights in the chor. You don't have to do this it depends on how much ambient intensity you have. Turn on AO global color 80 x80 is a good jumping off point. lower the intensity if the render is to bright Make the objects/models in your chor a slightly darker grey, it gives a nice clay look. render with ambient occlusion on. lower % give more grain and take less time to render. I would use multiple passes atleast 4, but the more the better.

Do you add them in an action?

Are the clothes a separate model? Are they apart of the body mesh? I am trying to grasp the concept.

The Squetch rig is versatile. And to add to the reasons mentioned before, you have seamless IkFk switching that TSM2 doesn't have. Not only arms, legs, also torso, every switch actually. Squetch rig is so much "modern". Michel thanks for the info

Thanks for the info folks.

Very cool My firs reaction is why do I want to switch to this rig? So It would be nice if there was a button that lead me to a video that sells me on the rig, lets me know why I would take the time to learn this rig when I have invested time in TSM2. Dont get me wrong, my instinct says this rig has its advantages or you folks wouldn't have put all this time into it. It would just be nice if I could see a short infomercial style video illustrating why I want to learn this rig over the next. I know its a lot to ask for but those kinds of things get me excited about the product.

Thanks again

Hey Vern I am also working on a project that has a curtain in it. Instead of me re inventing the wheel could you create a quick video tutorial of how you did yours? Or could I get a copy of yours to study the settings and how you did the bones?

Thanks.

Good idea

Thanks

Took High res pics of a mac book pro, stretched out some stock primatives, and rendered with ambient occlusion. TPG_laptop.mov

Great work, I also like the song in the u tube video, what is the name and who performs it?

I used Stefen Gross' Multiple Models on Path plugin to place them along a path, then it was easy to pull them all to an offscreen locations so they could fly in Where can we find that Plugin? How hard would it be to have a force blow away the castle?

Thanks guy's