Beer glass scene creation
This course contains a little bit of everything with modeling, UVing, texturing and dynamics in Maya, as well as compositing multilayered EXR's in Photoshop.
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04-02-2004
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But your animations are looking really smooth .I just tried my first rigging attempt.
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LOL I think its really funny where what he is wearing flies up on him when he dose the flip. The dynamics must be doing something right.
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*ahem*
It's looking very cute so far I like the char model can't wait to see him fully animated.
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06-02-2004
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On the back flip, I think his leading leg would go a bit higher before his body follows.
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07-02-2004
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Also, I think his initial 2 swings lack power.
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For the anticipation for the backflip, I think he needs more obvioius anticipation for the leap.
Kinda like this:
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For example:
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I dont know how 'cartoony' or 'real' your looking to make the action, but on the roundhouse kick, the body should be more vertical, but it isn't much of a problem. The knees chamber position though should be higher and closer to the body, and atm, the kick just look like a swing. Insted the kick should be straight and snap back straight into the chamber position as he spins around. Not only does this give you more power when executing the kick, it look more powerful.
Like i said though, if it's a more cartoony action, then it dosent have to look as realistic as i explained, but as the essence of cartoon action is just an exaduration of real life i'd though i mention it.
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Played with it a bit more still trying to get it to snap=)
Thanks