sprockets The Snowman is coming! Realistic head model by Dan Skelton Vintage character and mo-cap animation by Joe Williamsen Character animation exercise by Steve Shelton an Animated Puppet Parody by Mark R. Largent Sprite Explosion Effect with PRJ included from johnL3D New Radiosity render of 2004 animation with PRJ. Will Sutton's TAR knocks some heads!
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Shelton

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  1. Pledged and shared the link on facebook. Steve
  2. I am a novice at Facebook, so how do you share the link? Steve
  3. Happy Birthday Will. I was wondering the other day if you are still driving trains? Have a good one Steve
  4. I am going to throw my two cents. Rear window was a great opening to working with someone. Chris Dailey and I worked together for the first time and have to say it was one of the best things I have done in regards to animation. Not that my portion of the project was great, but the learning process, working together to create something, and making a new friend. I was nervous at first about working with someone else on a project. I worried that my skill sets were not up to par, but Chris was patient and pulled me along (encouraged me) and we were able to get the project done. I did not work much on TWO or SO. I rendered and textured a lot. I went to the hash bash and learned how to animate but nothing I did animation wise made it to the final versions. So for a large project like that I can not comment on. Chris and I are working on a short right now. It is his story and he is the director and we are using some of my assets from Cupids Sick Day and I am happy to say this story line fits in perfect with what I want Cupid's Sick Day to show. We meet weekly on Skype to discuss progress, work on story and eventual we will get to rendering. Sometimes we just talk about issues of life. But the collaboration can work as I feel it has for us. I would love to see another community project. I will help in whatever way I can. We got to get "We Bought a Coffee Shop" done first Steve
  5. Thanks! I am currently enjoying my birthday by rigging one of the characters of Cupids Sick Day!! Steve
  6. Glad you figured it out. By the way good looking model. Steve
  7. Matt they will part if the work boot and will not animate Robert extrude ok I will give that a try
  8. What is the best way to make showlaces? Can you lathe around a spline path? Steve
  9. Welcome to the 5-0 club! Happy Birthday Matt Steve
  10. Hi Steve I installed the stand alone face rig from David and then David corrected all my mistakes. I am currently weighting process of the face. I found some mistakes in the hip and shoulder area as well. So I am taking about two weeks to correct my mistakes
  11. I have not posted anything in while Chris and I are working on the coffee shop short. I am working on the rigs and getting the face rig in place. But there were some issues with the characters that will be in the short. Mainly size. So this shot is a proof of concept. I have set Stone's heighth back to 5'10 so Laurie can suprise him with the coffee shop. As we go we will be updating the thread. Chris is working on the animatics since he is the animation director of the short. We hope to present it soon but for now we are in the beginning stages. Steve
  12. Gerry I believe Jody had an excellent model of the earth with textures and all. It might have been a few years back. Steve http://www.hash.com/forums/index.php?showt...38&hl=earth
  13. Glad to see you back. Welcome back Steve
  14. Thanks Rodney, cleaning up alot of misplaced splines on the models and getting ready for the face rigs.
  15. Hey Robert here is FakeAO in 17c. No issues so far
  16. Has anyone used Jenpy FakeAO with Jason Hamptons TechnoCrane? Steve
  17. I noticed in 17c the same project rendered AO considerable slower. In 17a rendered 8:53 i think and 17c 37 minutes. Has anyone played with AO in 17c? Steve reset it again and it has not finished yet and it is now 1:30 hours per frame.
  18. Excellent that is one of my favorites! Steve
  19. The happy couple who bought a coffee shop Steve Working on face rigging.
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