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(also in general chat, but it`s creative so i thought i`d put it in here as well, just incase it`s not exclusively for writing :) )
for anyone that`s interested, my latest animation is available to view/download from www.secondarymotion.co.uk
"Asimov" is a collaboration between myself and Tim Wright, who produced the music for such classic games as Lemmings, WipeOut, Shadow of the Beast and a host of other titles past and present!
if you have a look, hope you enjoy it!
and if you fancy throwing a link to it on another site/forum/etc, then go ahead, let the shameless shilling begin! :D
for anyone that`s interested, my latest animation is available to view/download from www.secondarymotion.co.uk
"Asimov" is a collaboration between myself and Tim Wright, who produced the music for such classic games as Lemmings, WipeOut, Shadow of the Beast and a host of other titles past and present!
if you have a look, hope you enjoy it!
and if you fancy throwing a link to it on another site/forum/etc, then go ahead, let the shameless shilling begin! :D
you`d be surprised. i`m one of the least patient people you`re ever likely to meet, but for me every step has a point. The rigging (the behind the scenes stuff that makes the characters move) can get very complicated and frustrating, but every bit of extra effort i do in setting characters up means i get more out of the actual animating process (which is the bit i most enjoy) as the characters are easier to work with. For example, in that animation, i rigged the wheel on the girl robot to rotate relative to the movement of her body, so a bit of extra time in rigging meant that i didn`t really have to worry about the wheel while i was animating, it was all set up to rotate automatically when i moved the character.
then again, i thrive on getting results so patience becomes secondary to succeeding and getting what i want out of the software and the project... which explains why i`d often look at the clock and it`d say 4am :D
then again, i thrive on getting results so patience becomes secondary to succeeding and getting what i want out of the software and the project... which explains why i`d often look at the clock and it`d say 4am :D
That was seriously cool. Animation takes more patience than I could dream of mustering.
thanks! glad you liked it :D
not toworry about the gad, even if i COULD win one, i wouldn`t have time to play it, this stuff takes an age to produce ;)
not toworry about the gad, even if i COULD win one, i wouldn`t have time to play it, this stuff takes an age to produce ;)
Very impressive! I'm rather jealous of that animation, I used to dabble in 3D animation like that at college, but never had the patience or skills to create anything as good as that! Shame I can't award a GAD for animations :P
(also in general chat, but it`s creative so i thought i`d put it in here as well, just incase it`s not exclusively for writing :) )
for anyone that`s interested, my latest animation is available to view/download from www.secondarymotion.co.uk
"Asimov" is a collaboration between myself and Tim Wright, who produced the music for such classic games as Lemmings, WipeOut, Shadow of the Beast and a host of other titles past and present!
if you have a look, hope you enjoy it!
and if you fancy throwing a link to it on another site/forum/etc, then go ahead, let the shameless shilling begin! :D
for anyone that`s interested, my latest animation is available to view/download from www.secondarymotion.co.uk
"Asimov" is a collaboration between myself and Tim Wright, who produced the music for such classic games as Lemmings, WipeOut, Shadow of the Beast and a host of other titles past and present!
if you have a look, hope you enjoy it!
and if you fancy throwing a link to it on another site/forum/etc, then go ahead, let the shameless shilling begin! :D