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A beginner's trials... and errors. ;)


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Hey all..

 

Well, I just got my software about a week ago and I've been going through the tutorials, but decided to do a little animation outside the tutorials.

 

I used Thom to do a little jumping jack action.. first try was ok, but I got some suggestions and polished it a bit... still not perfect, but I am learning. :)

 

Then, since I'm a Matrix fan (the first movie anyway), I decided to figure out how to do a simple 'bullet time' sequence.

 

Took me almost all day to figure it out, but could do it in about 5 minutes now if I had to.. haha.. guess that's what learning's all about.

 

Anyway, if anyone's interested I'll link to it here... nothing earth shattering, but you gotta' start somewhere.. right. :)

 

Steve

 

Before there was Neo, there was Thom!

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Yeah, for some reason stride length is one thing giving me a bit of a problem trying to get it just right..

 

I also looked at the run again and it looks more like a fast walk then a run..

 

But trial and error is probably the best way to learn. :)

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The A:M online video tutorials have the subject pretty well explained:

3:30 minutes into the video they talk about stride length...

 

the link direct to the video: http://www.s1.hashmirror.com/ftp/VM/walk_w...walk_wheel.html

 

Or link to the actual page (it's the walk/wheel cycle tut under MISC.):

http://www.hash.com/VM/

 

That pretty much explained it for me.

 

EDIT:

Ohh... and if you should change the size of your walk cycle remember you have to do a new stride lengh setting for it, too.

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