ICExz13

Yea, none look right... There was one that was good, but it was not in the style I was looking for. It's better, but it loses the aesthetic.

BASICALLY, to sum it up, my idea is for a Mineimator, Marvel character universe. - Big payload, I know. - I basically have been working on the Spider-Man project. It's a ton of work. But... it'll be even more work if I have the whole load myself. - To sum up the timeline... Release goes Spider-Man(Takes place modern time) -I've got the dibs on this side of the project. Captain America(Takes place as a prequel, late in WW2, of course. Ending with him being stuck in ice) Ironman(Starts as a prequel, in the 70s. Ends in present day with Ironman discovering the body of captain america) Spider-Man 2(Modern day of release, probably a couple years later in timeline.) X-Men(Takes place during the Vietnam war, someone's working on this, but... very little.) From there it'll all depend on how things go. Basically... I've been writing the Spider-Man project, and a friend is doing the X-Men side, sorta. But, all of these other characters have models and nothing to put them in. Below is a picture of some models for this. All of the characters need a similar style and very decent animation... The models aren't done... All of them need hand rigs, but I'm working on that. They also are only partially rigged in the faces. Some are, others still just have the skin I designed them with. All skins are 100% mine. Facerig by Sharp. There also needs to be a script work. I'm basically when it comes to everything else... the... very very very loosely described director of project management.. basically... I set up, a couple plotpoints if I think they are important... then let you fill it in, and do the other stuff if you like. It's a ton of work on its own, especially when I've got a spider-man project in the works, with a full voice cast and all. I'm mainly looking for a few people to help lighten the load, either scripts, or ideas, or animations... Maybe making a rig that's less... complicated. Currently, I'm using Sharp's face rig, with arms for fingers, and all kinda tricks used to get the movements and such I want. Depends on the shot. I'm doing a custom texture pack, so that in the end... it'll be less Mine-Imator, and more... Voxel animator. But still same program, just looking less minecrafty... since I want them to be taken semiseriously. I'm probably WAY over my head here, but if you guys have any ideas or anything please let me know, My email for this will be ICExz13@gmail.com if you have any ideas. - Here's an image kinda showing what I'm going for in style... This is a screenshots/proof of concepts for the Spider-Man project I'm doing. _ Thanks a ton! - This would all be nonprofit, fanmade. All rights go to Marvel. Just here to tell stories about cool characters. More characters are welcome... and a lot are still behind the scenes. But this is what I ONEDAY HOPE the roaster will look like. Feel free to contact me with ideas. If you can animate you're also free to take a stab at that bit... this would be a very very very very long term project... I originally started as a way to make myself known in mine-imator... and to put mine-imator on the map as a really good Animation Software. Free, easy to learn, hard to master. I've always had visions too big for my own good... maybe this time other people with like minds can step in and flesh this GIANT project out with me. - TL;DR: I want people to both help with writing, and building a shared universe.

Could someone model me a Police car(New York, so white with blue lettering and stripes, not that these could fit in a small build) Preferably in Minecraft, fairly small scale(though can be resized) Like a minecraft style car, you'd build for a garage or something. I've tried forever to make one, but can't get it looking right. I need it for my big animation project! - Obviously, you'd be credited! - Pic is of my attempt... I used a retextured Nether Brick, for the black of the windshield... But as you can see, I am awful at cars...

I'm working on them xD!

Oh boy, we gots an update here! I was really wanting to test out some green and red lighting... IDk I thought it'd look cool. IDK does it?

In this post I'll be putting all of my art and such, made in mine-imator. First we have Kingpin, based on marvel comics. This is going to be used in the final animation of my Spider-Man project. This is more a teaser image than anything. Speaking of Spider-man why not a pic of the main man himself? A test of some more colorful lighting. I thought it'd look mysterious or edgy. I dono, either way it kinda works. Probably going to be toned down for the final project. THIS TOOK LIKE 15 LIGHTS More to come soon. Skins: Made by me. Facerig: Sharpwind's face rig. Props: Made by me, modeled in minecraft and shrank to size. City set: Made by BasVergagen at planet minecraft

reflections are pretty simple... Create a cube, or simple shape like the flat plane and then set it's texture to a camera. It's pretty easy...from there go wild with it. here's an example of How I used that trick to do the reflection in Spidey's eyes for an upcoming animation. https://imgur.com/a/ksPTxF3 From there I just used the color stuff to add a white filter over it. I just made a skin with no eyes, then put a flat behind the eyes, set it's texture to a camera, then parented the camera to Spidey's head, that way anything Spidey's looking at is reflected. i then use the mix and such to change how much it reflects in each scene. = To do stuff like a sword and such, I'd reccomend making planes, and stretch them to the shapes of each pixel... over the orignal, kinda like a skin on it, using a lot of them... then parenting cameras to each of them... set them in a folder, and hide them.. then you'll only need to worry about it when you're rendering, instead of massive lag when animating. but for swords I'd say it's not needed really. And there may be an easier way

Wow... Just... wow... This, this is quality. This is probably the best rig I've ever seen

Wa Wait... You might be a genius

Yeaaa, but... I'm impatient! Sorry for that, I should have used just a pic!

it's John Cena(do do do dooo) Honestly, I wanted to show off that I had a composer doing the music.

This is mainly a teaser for my new project. music was composed for a teaser, by MaxxMcGee, such a great dude, always my go to composer.

Testing a character that can fly. Figured I'd throw objects at him and make him react. This is a physics test I guess.

Thanks xD, Has there been a ton of fortnight stuff lately xD?

I think it looks really good. Maybe the jump was a bit far and that's what is causing the unrealism people are saying. I think it looks great though.

Fixed the weird link problem. Quality will probably be low for a few minutes as youtube does that EDITED TO BE LONGER ALSO

A test for the current Spidey animation series I plan. The camera work needs well... work. But I think the actual animation is coming nicely. But I would love some constructive criticism

I'm not sure how to use model bench for that. I also was planning to use this in an animation, where a character stretches their limb then is still able to bend it. Is that still possible?

Is there a way to fix this glitch? When you make a limb longer, and try to bend it the size doesn't change right. How do you fix this? Or is this going to be patched? https://imgur.com/a/NcaSYTi

It's a bit quick, and It's the first time I'm working with 2 characters interacting, but I think it turned out okay for an hours work. I need to figure out some camera tricks so it doesn't look so choppy.

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So, this is my suggestion. Like the camera has a rotate around point feature, why not add it to characters/other blocks? If there is a way to do this that I'm missing, please let me know. The main reason I thought of this is I'm working on my big spidey project, and swinging is a nightmare because I have to hand animate every position of the swing, instead of just penduluming him like it should be. I think there might be a way to get that smooth Pendulum curve through using parenting, but I'm not even sure there. It's just a small suggestion. Uses would be for things like rotating objects, such as floating around a character or something, and swinging obviously.

That's what I'm worried about. I work a 40 hour a week job, and try to keep a social life going, but this is a BIG project that I want to actually do. Worst problem for me so far is my computer's a potato... I'm having a VERY rough time working with these large schematics, I cut them up into bits, and only keep the ones directly interacted with visable, but even then it's very very taxing. I'll need a better PC/A smoother version before I can animate it easilly.

I currently have most of the main cast cast these days, as well as my composer on board who even did a wonderful demo for the project trailer. I'd like to get others on board... But somehow don't know how it'll go. I kinda like the idea of having it all 100% under my control that way everything looks cohesive. Unless everyone would be on the same animating style and all. Which I don't know how it works here with those projects. it'd be easier, but I feel it'd make things look less fluid in the process. But I may be wrong. What's the most ambitious project so far?

There's a bunch of holes in my models, especially around the seams, is this a settings issue, or a problem with the build? It's just like the seams aren't fully meeting, so there's caps which look pretty bad, since they are there in the full render as well. I want to keep using it, especially since the custom rotation for characters, but just can't yet since any animation will be full of holes, and static looking stuff.