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Re: My StarWars Project
If you are focussing on animation then why don't you take some pre-made chars and rig and animate them? This has two important advantages: you learn to animate characters with proper proportions (which can be entirely different, trust me) and nobody's gonna run off before even seeing your animations because the characters… -
Re: My StarWars Project
Hey guys! here is a small warm up/ practise animation ive made for the Jedi master character! :D ps. toolpaddz, i did have a little tweek with the proportions but as i said im working to a deadline so there is very little difference :) [ame=" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JzWhbUefRv4"]Injured Jedi Animation -… -
My StarWars Project
I am a college student and I am creating a Star Wars animation for my project, my main focus is on the animation but also want to improve my modelling skills. I will be keeping a sort of blog on this thread and any feed back on any of the work would be greatly appreciated! I know its not at a pro standard and I just want… -
Re: My StarWars Project
thanks PyrZern! ill post in tris from now on :) hi toolpaddz, yes i am taking this seriously that is why i am seeking critique on this and other websites, and i apreciate the honesty! i have started to learn anatomy but as i am sure ive stated that i am focusing on animation (which isn't an excuse). but i dont spend alot… -
Re: My StarWars Project
cheers man! and I have looked into amb occlusion a bit and my bro and my mate suggested it, I really need to look more into rendering, lighting ect a bit more! and yeah im doing a small animation project in the next few weeks where I will be using pre made meshes. cheers for the feedback man! really appreciate it! -
Re: My StarWars Project
I dig the ambition! Keep up! You should look up how to implement ambient occlusion on everything you have made, it will make everything feel more natural and fitting in the environment. But for your portfolio as an animator, you should continue to use pre-made meshes and riggs and work with that -
Re: My StarWars Project
Oh, usually you put in "Tris" and not "Faces". A face could be a Tri, or a Quad, or any N-Gon. A Tri is a Tri, and is universal. :) -
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thanks for commenting! yeah i totally agree with that! i shall add this into the polished version! thanks for the criticism any help at all is greatly appreciated! :) -
Re: My StarWars Project
hey guys! started some work on the next character, here is a look at the head. The eyelids look a bit strange in the front view, but that is the actual eye balls that I normally take out before sculpting and then add as a sub tool, just forgot! please help me improve the character in any way! thanks!
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