strohbehn Posted November 26, 2004 Posted November 26, 2004 This leapin' lobster pup demonstrates TSM2's great tail lag feature in the tail and antenae secondary movement. Manual animation of these was minimal. The body is controlled by one bone, and each leg was animated with only the foot control. Rigging took one evening, and has held up well to all types of movement. For the body I used one body segment with four leg pairs and a 6-segment tail. Then I added an arm pair and two extra tails (antenae) with "parts builder". There are a couple of render glitches, causing a bit of skipping (one 10 frame section toward the end wouldn't render). And, I had hoped to clean it up and add more claw animation toward the end but just ran out of time. But it was great fun to work with this rig. My name is Mark Strohbehn, from Minnesota, USA. Link to Hi Res animation (23 sec., 6.8Mb): http://mstrohbehn.lunarpages.com/Videos/AnzovinContest2.mov Low Res Version (1.1Mb) http://www.mstrohbehn.lunarpages.com/Video...est2_LowRes.mov Screenshot showing TSM2 rig: http://mstrohbehn.lunarpages.com/Videos/LobsterRig.jpg Quote
Thierry Posted November 26, 2004 Posted November 26, 2004 I have a problem to look at your animation. I am only? Quote
strohbehn Posted November 26, 2004 Author Posted November 26, 2004 All is fixed now. I had a world of problems last night, both with this site and uploading. Good luck in the contest! Mark Quote
Thierry Posted November 26, 2004 Posted November 26, 2004 now it's ok! really well, and your lobster has the form! Good luck. Thierry Quote
Xtaz Posted November 26, 2004 Posted November 26, 2004 Amazing Mark ... i loved it ... I want a lobster like this, for me .... Good luck Peace Xtaz Quote
Fab Posted November 26, 2004 Posted November 26, 2004 Great work Mark !!!! Your lobster animation is very good and the movements are fine and fluid. Good luck in this contest. Fabrice. Quote
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