/3/ - 3DCG

Yo, gotta animate a horse walk to run in 7 hours. Going to rotoscope it.
Come watch if you want.

http://www.livestream.com/malkathius

>>399842
I didn't and went mostly straight ahead with a vague idea in my head.

>>400865
>And also budget your time better.
Yeah I'm doing that for the remaining terms. My computer bricked almost immediately after I rendered that animation out. Had it been before I would've failed two courses, I think it was even visible on stream near the end when ever I saved or opened a file in explorer how my PC locked up and starting chugging.

No more of this day before class nonsense, I got cocky because I could finish my drawing assignments like that but this Maya stuff kicked my ass last term.

The audio file was poorly chosen as well, just three random quotes from a game character stitched together.

>>400920
You sound like my teacher ahah, yeah I know what you're saying.
Right now we're being shown references and rotoscoping.
youtube.com/watch?v=BitnsWdgFQQ
Really slick checklist thanks as well as the new bookmarks, I lost all my favourited and saved stuff from my HDD dying.
I'll throw one back at you, from a lecture about composition (and it looks like the third part was just added yesterday, nice).

floobynooby.blogspot [] ca
He's got some great resources in the download section.
Here's an in-class assignment I did from last term as well.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=xabw5eJVhRo

>>403145
I'm mostly guesstimating what would happen, there should generally be a lot more research done.

>>402985
Looks like you're just rotating the gun around a pivot at the centre.
When you pull the magazine out of the rifle, the rifle should be pushed away from the magazine, not dragged with it.
Imagine pulling off a lid stuck on the jar. Both your hands will jerk away from each other when that force is released.

If the stock of the gun is rested against the users shoulder for stability it should rotate around that point, not around the center of the rifle.

Yes you'll limit your organic modeling abilities and make it difficult to learn it.

>>399653
youtube.com/watch?v=3EI2npzvEmI

9 seconds in a single night was a bit rough.

>>399681
>>399437
Lost some work on 2 other finals with my USB drive, others were priority over this since those deadliness were up next.

Renting a cloud service for next term definitely with 2 USB flashdrives.

>>399437
I'm not concerned about my grades until final 2 terms which contain portfolio I & II.

>>399407
Nah, I'm from Vancouver, BC.
Stream up again in a bit.Gonna have to work on life drawing stuff afterwords for the final, might stream it too after this assignment.
tinyurl com/k52pl65

Taking a few hours break, then coming back for facial animation.
Going to do an all nighter.

Anyone want to watch me do my animation final?
Dialogue, only half completed. Due tomorrow morning.
live
stream.com/theostream

>I'll likely use ____ as it's what I'm comfortable with.
Damn man.
If they're going to teach you another program, learn it too.

>>376722
>Implying American animation aren't more developed and general for a broad global audience
There's a reason why Japanese anime is mostly high school kids being magical perverts that amazing things happen to or cute girls doing cute perverted things; it's popular and "in" for Japanese audiences.
Like it or not Disney and his competitors vastly leveled up their stuff for several decades while Japan was fortunate enough to have one or two people to copy them and be inspired and begin playing "catch up" while no one follows their lead and more generic anime takes the shelves.

He's probably really damn happy to be Asian and be a part of the west where his shlock stands out to other stranded otakus.