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the video crashes every broswer i try it in so i am in the process of downloading so ill post up my view l8r
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wat a sad ending i really wanted him to get that leaf!!:headbang:
some nice modeling and animation there
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I thought the rendering was beautiful but I have to ask; what was that strange strobing on the caterpillar?
Overall I loved it. You showed that not only can you do CGI well but that you also have something to say. Bravo!
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Thanks for the very kind words mate, I'm as perplexed about the strobing as you, i'm assuming that it was some kind of error with the shadows, unfortunately the film was rendered quickly to meet a deadline and I didn't have time to fine tune it, which is always a shame.
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I agree with the clouds, never really paid much attention to them before, and yes you spotted the use of lightwave, I needed a sky really quickly and it was the best thing for it at the time
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Well done Rostoons - good work. I really liked the animation of the caterpillar and some of the camera work. The song didn't really do anything for me, but I thought that the way that you timed it to the music was excellent.
Good stuff!
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i laughed .....cried ...it moved me ...
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