Caught on video

[markeh]

..but was cleaned up within a week.

flow.mov

[goodguy20k]

Ok, that was SWEET! Awesome job! Minus the lighting on... You... And a few nit-picks with the water, that looked totally awesome!

[Rodney]

Very nice!

 

I'd say that is quite successful.

[martin]

That isn't you, Mark?! But it was a GREAT video. You're a clever guy.

[agep]

This was really fun to watch. Good job

[nimblepix]

Nifty!

[henrye1]

that is really cool...

 

So how do you do this sort of stuff, did you film yourself in front of a green screen or something?

[bentothemax]

That looks great Reminds me of the offices in the Incredibles. Would look really cool if the wall broke, maybe using newton physics?

[markeh]

That isn't you, Mark?!

 

You can sort of see me behind my belly.

 

 

did you film yourself in front of a green screen or something?

 

Yes, that's correct. Then create a layer in AM which will ask for the movie clip and add the layer to the AM environment. That's how you get AM objects behind and in front of the layer. AM even creates the outline shadow of the layer on the ground although you don't see it much here because this was rendered with AO with very little auxilary lighting.

[Chrury Sanson]

Ha! Major spill at the water cooler? Good job.

 

I'd love to see your lighting set up. Lighting a rooms ceiling has got me stumped.