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17/03/2016 19:17:17

clayster2012Muvizu mogul
clayster2012
Posts: 645 		Hello everyone, just letting you know I'm still alive, and sorry for not posting in a while, Had a few problems, first my computer fried, had to build another, Had a hard time getting all of my backup files, took a long time to get my Cd Rom and DvD drive from Ebay, but all in all everything is falling back into shape, but I have to start over on the At At battle scene, so to keep the juices flowing I put together another short trailer, its has apart you already seen but added the first part to that, and added a glimps of Han and Chewy, so I hope it gives you an idea of how its going to look.
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17/03/2016 19:22:20

clayster2012Muvizu mogul
clayster2012
Posts: 645 		Heres a picture of the work in progress of the At At scene, I loaded the models in seperet parts then put them back together in muvizu, then Im using the Key Frame to animate each part, so far its going really well, but going to take a lot of time to get it done, because the are three At Ats in this scene so wish me luck!

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17/03/2016 23:20:07

PatMarrNCMuvizu mogul
PatMarrNC
Posts: 1738 		Clayster, I think it's cool that you've figured out a way to animate your models in the Muvizu environment using keyframes... if you ever have time to describe what you're doing I'd love to hear the details
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18/03/2016 07:30:43

clayster2012Muvizu mogul
clayster2012
Posts: 645 		PatMarrNC wrote:
Clayster, I think it's cool that you've figured out a way to animate your models in the Muvizu environment using keyframes... if you ever have time to describe what you're doing I'd love to hear the details




I may just do that my friend, maybe when Im done with this Ill show everyone on how to animate models in the Key Frame feature.
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18/03/2016 10:12:18

artpenMuvizu mogulExperimental user
artpen
Posts: 362 		Great work clayster, like how you are animating seperate parts, like how you animated the guy looking through the binoculars too!

Keep going, your work is great!

artpen
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18/03/2016 13:25:02

clayster2012Muvizu mogul
clayster2012
Posts: 645 		artpen wrote:
Great work clayster, like how you are animating seperate parts, like how you animated the guy looking through the binoculars too!

Keep going, your work is great!

artpen




Thanks Artpen, yea that was done with Key Frame as well, Oh yea can you do the voice of Han Solo, I want to change the voice you heard in the trailer, I can't seem to get it right, let me know and Ill send you script when I get it done, wont be anytime soon, not until I redo his scenes.
edited by clayster2012 on 18/03/2016
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19/03/2016 11:45:41

artpenMuvizu mogulExperimental user
artpen
Posts: 362 		Ok bud, no probs, give me a shout when your ready, I'm away for a couple of weeks though

artpen
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22/03/2016 02:16:55

PatMarrNCMuvizu mogul
PatMarrNC
Posts: 1738 		I've been messing around with the ability to keyframe the appendages of models that have been imported in animatable pieces. For anybody who has wished for more low-level control at the sacrifice of Muvizu's usual rapid development system... this may be it!

It's kind of like claymation... move the item, keyframe its new location, repeat. This could be one way to add quadraped movement to a limited number of scenes... but it's awfully time consuming, and the end result doesn't have the Muvuzu "look". ( the muvizu characters built-in moves follow the industry standard of anticipation, movement, follow thru etc so they look far more polished than the clunky step-animations I'm coming up with using keyframes.)

But the starting point is to get something that works... THEN make it work better. Keyframes work for simple step animations, and I think that's a cool starting point.
edited by PatMarrNC on 22/03/2016
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22/03/2016 16:02:40

clayster2012Muvizu mogul
clayster2012
Posts: 645 		PatMarrNC wrote:
Clayster, I think it's cool that you've figured out a way to animate your models in the Muvizu environment using keyframes... if you ever have time to describe what you're doing I'd love to hear the details



Ok if I made a Tutorial of how I animate my models in muvizu, just remember this, I never made a Tutorial before and Im use to reading things to know what to say in videos like script, and Im not use to explaining things very well but I will try my very best, so if yaw still want me to try to make a tutorial just say yay...and I'll give it a go.
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22/03/2016 19:11:47

PatMarrNCMuvizu mogul
PatMarrNC
Posts: 1738 		clayster2012 wrote:
PatMarrNC wrote:
Clayster, I think it's cool that you've figured out a way to animate your models in the Muvizu environment using keyframes... if you ever have time to describe what you're doing I'd love to hear the details



Ok if I made a Tutorial of how I animate my models in muvizu, just remember this, I never made a Tutorial before and Im use to reading things to know what to say in videos like script, and Im not use to explaining things very well but I will try my very best, so if yaw still want me to try to make a tutorial just say yay...and I'll give it a go.


That would be totally your call, Clayster. Much as I'd like to say "go for it" I also know that everybody already has plenty to do ... for example, you are very busy with your star wars spoof animations, and that takes time. If you ever have a bunch of free time that you don't know how to use, I'm sure lots of people would like to see such a tutorial... but I don't think you should let it steal time from your star wars spoofs.
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23/03/2016 02:58:46

clayster2012Muvizu mogul
clayster2012
Posts: 645 		PatMarrNC wrote:
clayster2012 wrote:
PatMarrNC wrote:
Clayster, I think it's cool that you've figured out a way to animate your models in the Muvizu environment using keyframes... if you ever have time to describe what you're doing I'd love to hear the details



Ok if I made a Tutorial of how I animate my models in muvizu, just remember this, I never made a Tutorial before and Im use to reading things to know what to say in videos like script, and Im not use to explaining things very well but I will try my very best, so if yaw still want me to try to make a tutorial just say yay...and I'll give it a go.


That would be totally your call, Clayster. Much as I'd like to say "go for it" I also know that everybody already has plenty to do ... for example, you are very busy with your star wars spoof animations, and that takes time. If you ever have a bunch of free time that you don't know how to use, I'm sure lots of people would like to see such a tutorial... but I don't think you should let it steal time from your star wars spoofs.



Thanks for that PatMarrNC, but I don't spend too much time on just one Video, The Empire tries to kick their butts on Hoth is going to be a big spoof, so I'm not letting that take all of my time, this why its taking loner in production, I have already made four other star wars spoof while still in production of that one, and may stop to take time to make another Finger Pistols Are Dangerous video, so I'm just saying Im always here to help, and Im glad to share what I know how to do to everyone, but please keep in mind I never done a tutorial before but im willing to try, even if I do make an dunce of myself...Lol!
edited by clayster2012 on 23/03/2016
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25/03/2016 01:35:21

braj
braj
Posts: 286 		I can't wait to see the at-at animation. Great stuff!
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