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Published: 2012-10-21 13:24:18 +0000 UTC; Views: 12868; Favourites: 468; Downloads: 132
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some step by step procedure composition that I usually do for my animations.animation that is shown is a scene of my karnage incident remake... which I think at the rate I'm going, its not gonna be finished at all.
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Wow, that's a neat trick. I'll have to remember that when I start animating. Ever do any work with skeletal frames? As it is now, each individual pivot point has to be moved independently, for each pose, frame-by-frame. Unless of course the poses are stored in the program memory, then I could just sync them in.
All of this is moot at the moment, though, as I don't have any good rendering software (and I royally suck at Blender. And by 'royally suck' I mean ROYALLY SUCK). I have so many damn Transformer ideas clogging up my brain case, that it's driving me nuts. And I get new ones all the damn time.
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actually I just draw out the new parts as a individual object. no skeleton work in this at all.
almost all of my animations in my gallery are done in a motion tween style. basically replacing the object with a new pose if the inbetween tween isnt able to depict the movement properly.
well, a great example of motion tweening style implemented in animation would already be MLPfim.
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It's been ages since I see you did something for posting. Long time no see.
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That was really cool to watch the process! <3
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Epicness.
I need to work on animation, for you are my idol for that subject.
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I don't see why Karnage Incident needs to be remade. I love it the way it is.
Do you plan on using this track or the original deviantART one in the remake?
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it does cause it didnt age well to me, esp the starting scenes where I just left empty white backgrounds. it feels so incomplete and was more like a storyboard animation.
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Masterfully done. You, sir, are amazing.
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